stable diffusion - how do I view the active log?
When you launch stable diffusion in local, you have a DOS window with a log that gives infos on all actions taken.
But on runpod, the terminal shows the sequence of initialization, and then it stops recording after the 1st model is loaded.
Why is that, how can I see the current state?
I currently need it to try understanding how to open files on my network storage, but it's an useful tool in general that I know I'll need a lot later.
Solution:Jump to solution
Read the README for instructions on how to see the logs. You can't really use launch.py because the pod already starts it and looks like you also didn't activate the venv first, if you want to do that you basically have to set the
DISABLE_AUTOLAUNCH environment variable, again see the README.5 Replies
Forge shows me logs, must be something to do with the way you installed it.
There's a problem indeed. I ditched forge and created a new volume with your template "ultimate".
I launched A1111 with the "connect" menu. It runs, but the log is nowhere to be seen.
So I close the window, open a terminal and use "launch.py" in the sd folder.
There, it spends several minutes downloading and configuring stuff. And when I launch SD via the "connect" menu, the log shows nothing.
And I'm very confused.
I suppose it's a different instance, then where can I see the terminal for the one that's launched via the "connect" button, so I can get logs, if I need to restart it etc?
and there it installs a lot of stuff again when I re-deploy a pod
Also using webui.py didnt work
Solution
Read the README for instructions on how to see the logs. You can't really use launch.py because the pod already starts it and looks like you also didn't activate the venv first, if you want to do that you basically have to set the
DISABLE_AUTOLAUNCH environment variable, again see the README.