Servers.json in Docker?

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Brent Schneeman

• May 28, 2021 14:38

Ultimately, I'm trying to enable "ui/enable_linked_zoom": true in my minimal Omnisci Immerse.

I'm running Omni via docker on Ubuntu:

sudo docker run --runtime=nvidia -d --runtime=nvidia -v /var/lib/omnisci:/omnisci-storage -p 6273-6280:6273-6280 omnisci/omnisci-ee-cuda:v5.6.0

This works great. When trying to customize via servers.json, I'm attempting to refer to it via omnisci.conf as so:

trivial-loop-join-threshold=20000
enable-watchdog=false
servers-json="/omnisci-storage/servers.json"

And the contents of servers.json are: [ { "feature_flags": { "ui/enable_linked_zoom": true } } ]

I know that omnisci.conf is operational b/c of the trivial-loop parameter.

When I attempt to docker run, the system fails (silently, as far as I can tell). If I comment out the servers-json line in omnisci.conf, the server comes up fine (w/o the linked zooming).

Help?

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  Candido Dessanti

  • May 28, 2021 20:20

  Hi

  Have you tried to put the server-Jason parameter into the [web] section of the omniscient.conf configuration file.

  Something like this

  port = 6274 http-port = 6278 data = "/var/lib/omnisci/data" null-div-by-zero = true

  [web] port = 6273 frontend = "/opt/omnisci/frontend" servers-json = "/var/lib/omnisci/servers.json" enable-https = true

  Regards, Candido

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  Brent Schneeman

  • May 28, 2021 20:40

  That was exactly it - put it in the [web] section.

  Note that since I'm running inside of docker, I had to use the images path to servers.json.

  thanks!

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  Candido Dessanti

  • May 31, 2021 15:17

  Hi @schnee,

  I'm sorry if I haven't used the right paths, but I was on the phone and it's not easy to edit things like paths and I preferred to maintain the original ones.

  I'm happy you have everything working right now

  Regards, Candido

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