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Comfyui link not working anymore #2926

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gilroff opened this issue Sep 23, 2024 · 11 comments
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Comfyui link not working anymore #2926

gilroff opened this issue Sep 23, 2024 · 11 comments

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@gilroff
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gilroff commented Sep 23, 2024

Starting server

To see the GUI go to: http://0.0.0.0:6006/
To see the GUI go to: http://[::]:6006/

@willmurdoch
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Same issue here!

@willmurdoch
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Seems like it is just failing to fetch the URL from the ENV for some reason. Was able to get the ENV value with python and concatenated manually.

If you aren't comfortable doing that, you can load up jupyterlab, then paste https://tensorboard- at the beginning of the url, and removed anything after the slash. Should effectively do the same thing.

@jeffufu
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jeffufu commented Sep 23, 2024

Seems like it is just failing to fetch the URL from the ENV for some reason. Was able to get the ENV value with python and concatenated manually.

If you aren't comfortable doing that, you can load up jupyterlab, then paste https://tensorboard- at the beginning of the url, and removed anything after the slash. Should effectively do the same thing.

Thanks for the tip! Got me back in for now :)

@gilroff
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gilroff commented Sep 23, 2024

Seems like it is just failing to fetch the URL from the ENV for some reason. Was able to get the ENV value with python and concatenated manually.

If you aren't comfortable doing that, you can load up jupyterlab, then paste https://tensorboard- at the beginning of the url, and removed anything after the slash. Should effectively do the same thing.

Remove everything after the slash? I'm a little confused. What would it look like in my case?

@willmurdoch
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It changes every time you rent an instance. For me it is (with a placeholder):

https://tensorboard-__________:6006/

The underscores should be your base jupytrlabs URL, something like abc123.def456.paperspacegradient.com

@gilroff
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gilroff commented Sep 23, 2024

It changes every time you rent an instance. For me it is (with a placeholder):

https://tensorboard-__________:6006/

The underscores should be your base jupytrlabs URL, something like abc123.def456.paperspacegradient.com

This is the output I'm getting. So how would it work or is it completely an error:

Starting server

To see the GUI go to: http://0.0.0.0:6006/
To see the GUI go to: http://[::]:6006/

@willmurdoch
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In the far left sidebar of the notebook in the paperspace console, near the middle of your screen should be an orange O symbol. If you hover there it should say "Open in JupyterLab". Click that, then you'll see the real URL to use, but remember you need to set it up the way I described, "https://tensorboard-" + that URL, minus anything after the slash.

@gilroff
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gilroff commented Sep 23, 2024

In the far left sidebar of the notebook in the paperspace console, near the middle of your screen should be an orange O symbol. If you hover there it should say "Open in JupyterLab". Click that, then you'll see the real URL to use, but remember you need to set it up the way I described, "https://tensorboard-" + that URL, minus anything after the slash.

ohh thank you so much

@jeffufu
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jeffufu commented Sep 24, 2024

So while we have a workaround this way, anyone know why this happened suddenly? I'm a bit new to using Paperspace and vaguely know my way around the notebook, but is there a way to prevent our ComfyUI install from updating possibly?

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TheLastBen commented Sep 24, 2024

fixed

@jeffufu
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jeffufu commented Sep 24, 2024

fixed

Oh, thank you! Wasn't trying to rush you, just trying to learn a bit and understand how it all works :) Thanks for the hard work!

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