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Hi @2morowMan, these warnings can be ignored for now, but it's a good suggestion to look into these and fix the issues. We'll have a look soon. Or, if you feel inclined to make a PR for that, feel free to contribute. |
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Hello, im absolutely loving this starter kit. Thankyou.
As a noob, theres a couple of points i'd like to discuss.
The initial setup. im on windows, with an nvidia gpu, and use Docker Desktop...
the instructions say "if you havent used nvidia with docker... goto Ollama instructions..."
-- that page starts with Go to Nvidia Toolkit...
-- -- that page says a lot about linux stuff...
So many questions. So much to do.
Or... i just went ahead and did docker compose --profile gpu-nvidia up
Did it work? how do i test? There were no errors in powershell, nor in docker logs. Please advise.
There were 2 warnings - Permissions 0644 for n8n settings file /home/node/.n8n/config are too wide
and - There is a deprecation N8N_RUNNERS_ENABLED
Can i safely ignore these? Why are the recommended solutions not already enacted?
Lastly, the initial setup just appears to hang. the last output is
pulling manifest, postgres-1 checkpoint complete…
There is no message about editor, no progress bars, no 'busy' icon, etc. i just assumed (after going for breakfast) that it was done. It seems to have worked as stopping/starting, checking logs, using n8n, all seems ok.
When i tried the update
--docker compose --profile gpu-nvidia pull
--docker compose create; docker compose --profile gpu-nvidia up
it does finish with Editor message.
I know its not the end of the world, but for noobs it is confusing/concerning.
THank you.
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