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RRunPod
Created by BTSee on 8/3/2024 in #⛅｜pods
Base image + code
dockerhub will host it free, that's where our templates pull images from
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RRunPod
Created by fanbing on 3/8/2024 in #⚡｜serverless
When using runpodctl project dev to upload a project, is there a speed limit?
Right now it always uses rsync
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RRunPod
Created by fanbing on 3/8/2024 in #⚡｜serverless
When using runpodctl project dev to upload a project, is there a speed limit?
@Papa Madiator sounds like this was done through file sync on cli, should we default to using croc or something specialized for large files such as this?
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RRunPod
Created by fanbing on 3/3/2024 in #⚡｜serverless
Dockerless CLI can not sync local files to runpod server
Nice
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RRunPod
Created by fanbing on 3/3/2024 in #⚡｜serverless
Dockerless CLI can not sync local files to runpod server
definitely, and the readme
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RRunPod
Created by fanbing on 3/3/2024 in #⚡｜serverless
Dockerless CLI can not sync local files to runpod server
install guide for wsl if you gotta install that: https://canonical-ubuntu-wsl.readthedocs-hosted.com/en/latest/
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RRunPod
Created by fanbing on 3/3/2024 in #⚡｜serverless
Dockerless CLI can not sync local files to runpod server
and we will look into an alternate file transfer method for windows powershell users. This was an oversight on our part, sorry about that
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RRunPod
Created by fanbing on 3/3/2024 in #⚡｜serverless
Dockerless CLI can not sync local files to runpod server
so you can switch to using runpodctl through WSL, which does have rsync
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RRunPod
Created by fanbing on 3/3/2024 in #⚡｜serverless
Dockerless CLI can not sync local files to runpod server
if you're using powershell, it is for the moment expected not to work because rsync is not installed by default and that's what we use to do the file transfer
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RRunPod
Created by fanbing on 3/3/2024 in #⚡｜serverless
Dockerless CLI can not sync local files to runpod server
thanks for providing all the info up front, we will look into it.
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RRunPod
Created by blakeblackshear on 2/22/2024 in #⛅｜pods
Runpodctl in container receiving 401
cool, I'm glad you got it, sorry for the wild goose chase earlier
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RRunPod
Created by blakeblackshear on 2/22/2024 in #⛅｜pods
Runpodctl in container receiving 401
@Justin Merrell thinks the api key used inside a pod is injected from the environment variables to the config yaml or toml is not necessary inside a pod
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RRunPod
Created by blakeblackshear on 2/22/2024 in #⛅｜pods
Runpodctl in container receiving 401
I see. All runpodctl does is issue commands to runpod api, it does not need to be run from inside the same pod if that helps. but it sounds like it's deliberately done from inside the pod
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RRunPod
Created by blakeblackshear on 2/22/2024 in #⛅｜pods
Runpodctl in container receiving 401
are you trying to stop the pod from the web terminal inside the same pod?
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RRunPod
Created by blakeblackshear on 2/22/2024 in #⛅｜pods
Runpodctl in container receiving 401
the migration just affected where the api key config file is written to
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RRunPod
Created by blakeblackshear on 2/22/2024 in #⛅｜pods
Runpodctl in container receiving 401
yep the version of runpodctl inside there is before the migration. sorry for confusion there
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RRunPod
Created by blakeblackshear on 2/22/2024 in #⛅｜pods
Runpodctl in container receiving 401
are you running this from inside a pod, so using an older version before the migration?
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RRunPod
Created by blakeblackshear on 2/22/2024 in #⛅｜pods
Runpodctl in container receiving 401
that's not ~/.runpod/config.toml, that's ~/.runpod.yaml
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RRunPod
Created by blakeblackshear on 2/22/2024 in #⛅｜pods
Runpodctl in container receiving 401
Stopping but not terminating I mean
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RRunPod
Created by blakeblackshear on 2/22/2024 in #⛅｜pods
Runpodctl in container receiving 401
Runpodctl is a pretty old tool and our offerings have changed since we updated this part of runpodctl so it’s possible this is a deprecated piece of functionality that slipped through. I know that’s probably not what you want to hear but I think it’s true. Will check the permissions on stop pod action to see why it wouldn’t always deny I was mistaken
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