updates image gitea/astrololo-data tag '320a0ab2' to '10ade555'
updates image gitea/astrololo-logic tag '320a0ab2' to '10ade555'
updates image gitea/astrololo-presentation tag '320a0ab2' to '10ade555'
updates image gitea/astrololo-data tag '1d0ff2f7' to '320a0ab2'
updates image gitea/astrololo-logic tag '1d0ff2f7' to '320a0ab2'
updates image gitea/astrololo-presentation tag '1d0ff2f7' to '320a0ab2'
updates image gitea/astrololo-data tag 'f0d07ee8' to '1d0ff2f7'
updates image gitea/astrololo-logic tag 'f0d07ee8' to '1d0ff2f7'
updates image gitea/astrololo-presentation tag 'f0d07ee8' to '1d0ff2f7'
Po zmergowaniu LOG-34 pody prezentacji nie wstały:
Error: couldn't find key SESSION_SECRET in Secret astrololo/astrololo-auth
Runbook opisywał wyłącznie ścieżkę instalacji OD ZERA — SESSION_SECRET pojawiał
się tylko w komendzie `create secret`. Na działającym wdrożeniu sekret już
istnieje, a merge manifestu kluczy do niego nie dokłada; każe ich tylko szukać.
Gorzej: opisana rotacja też by tam nie zadziałała. Używała JSON Patch z
`op: replace` na /data/SESSION_SECRET, a `replace` wymaga, żeby ścieżka już
istniała — czyli jedyna komenda, po którą sięgnąłby ktoś w tej sytuacji, też
odmawia.
Teraz obie potrzeby obsługuje JEDNA komenda: `--type=merge` ze `stringData`
dokłada albo nadpisuje i nie wymaga wcześniejszego istnienia klucza. Dopisane
sprawdzenie kompletu kluczy bez pokazywania wartości oraz to samo ostrzeżenie
w runbooku demo, gdzie czeka dokładnie ta sama pułapka.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Probing the real server (192.168.1.72:11434) after it was opened to the LAN:
/v1/models returns exactly one model, gemma4:e2b. Without pinning it the
bot would request the built-in default llama3.1:8b and every reply would
fail with "model not found", so set it explicitly on both bots.
Also raise CONJURER_AI_TIMEOUT_SECONDS to 240. Self-hosted generation is far
slower than a hosted API, particularly the first request after the model is
evicted from VRAM. It applies to every backend, so it is deliberately not
set higher than needed.
Caveat recorded honestly: at the time of writing, generation on that server
does not complete. /v1/models answers instantly, but both /v1/chat/
completions (180s) and native /api/generate with num_predict=5 (60s) return
nothing, and /api/ps shows no model ever becomes resident - so the model
never finishes loading. Ollama is 0.32.14 and gemma4:e2b is 5.1B Q4_K_M
(~3.5GB) despite the "e2b" name. That is a server-side problem, not a
configuration one; these values are correct and take effect once it loads.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wires CONJURER_OLLAMA_URL into the test bot and the deploy bot so the
self-hosted backend from conjurer#25 is selectable. No API key exists for
Ollama - the endpoint is the whole configuration - and until it is set the
backend refuses to be selected, so this is what turns it on.
NOTE, verified from the LAN before committing: 192.168.1.72 answers ping
(0.4ms) but only port 22 is open - 11434 refuses. Ollama binds to
127.0.0.1:11434 by default, so it is not reachable off-host yet. This env
var is correct but inert until the server listens on the network:
sudo systemctl edit ollama.service
[Service]
Environment="OLLAMA_HOST=0.0.0.0:11434"
sudo systemctl daemon-reload && sudo systemctl restart ollama
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
# Production bot channel - only bumped when a [deploy]-tagged build appears.
# Bootstrapped to fbd1ec9f: that's the image the first [deploy] build (merge
# of conjurer#20) promoted to conjurer-bot-deploy. From here the image-updater
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