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RunPod3mo ago
Dennis K

I want to make kohya ss available through the http service [port 7860] button.

I installed kohya_ss on my pod. I created a starting script for it I added some variables in the runpod ui. The wierd thing is that the button works but it does not update to a "working" status. Is this related to how the service detection is handled by runpod? Is the starting script wrong? How can I fix this? Thanks The kohya starting script: `#!/bin/bash set -e # Exit immediately if any command fails # Variables KOYA_PATH="/workspace/kohya_ss/kohya_ss" KOYA_VENV="/workspace/kohya_ss/kohya_venv" # Full path to conda environment LOG_FILE="/workspace/kohya_ss/kohya_ss.log" PORT=${KOYA_PORT:-7860} # Use env variable KOYA_PORT if set, otherwise default to 7860 HOST="0.0.0.0" # Change to 127.0.0.1 if you want local access only USERNAME="" # Optionally set username for authentication PASSWORD="" # Optionally set password for authentication # Path to conda initialization script CONDA_INIT_SCRIPT="/opt/miniconda3/etc/profile.d/conda.sh" # Function to start Kohya SS using the full path to conda env start_kohya() { echo "Sourcing Conda initialization script..." source $CONDA_INIT_SCRIPT # Source the conda initialization script to set up environment echo "Activating Kohya SS virtual environment..." conda activate $KOYA_VENV # Use the full path to the conda environment # Set environment variable for HTTP service detection export RUNPOD_SERVICE_PORT=$PORT echo "Starting Kohya SS on port $PORT..." bash $KOYA_PATH/gui.sh --listen $HOST --server_port $PORT &> $LOG_FILE & echo "Waiting for Kohya SS to be available on port $PORT..." while ! curl -s http://$HOST:$PORT > /dev/null; do sleep 1 done echo "Kohya SS started and running on port $PORT. Logs can be found at $LOG_FILE." # Optionally, deactivate the environment after starting conda deactivate } # Execute the function start_kohya
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