Refact AI Self-Hosted #333
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connect server to internet via a proxy |
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You can run it once on a computer that has internet access, verify the models you want work, and then take docker persistent volume to your new location. It will work just fine, |
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Ollama for complete self-host, OpenRouter for options, LiteLLM in case there are anything missing... I wonder what else could make refact more flexible tho |
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Hello. I have a problem deploying Refact AI on a server. The server does not have access to the Internet. I've found a command to run Self-hosted. But Refact AI is trying to get models from a remote storage. And I get an error. I can download the model manually to the server. But on the same server I do not have the opportunity to make edits to the git-project and create a docker image.
Question: does your project provide for launching a docker image specifying a folder with models (instead of a remote storage: https://huggingface.co/)?
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