Open WebUI - ChatGPT-Style Web UI Client for Ollama 🦙

[Lanhild]

Changing topic name. See https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/discussions/764

[Lanhild]

Stable packaging would need https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/issues/255 to be resolved.

[Lanhild]

I've opened https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/pull/839, as a mean to comply with Cloudron packaging standards.

[Lanhild]

Coming back with great news!

Open WebUI introduced today automatic releases with versions strings from the version field in the package.json file.

I also found the issue with document uploading, there was a missing environment variable.
I thoroughly tested the package, documented what I could/was necessary.

The package https://github.com/Lanhild/open-webui-cloudron is now fully working

[Lanhild]

An example of Open WebUI, hosted on Cloudron

[robi]

@Lanhild Excellent, congrats!

Make sure to see this bit of great news too, so it can be easily installed as a custom app: https://forum.cloudron.io/post/82990

[LoudLemur]

One thing I would like to be able to do is chat with my documents (.txt, .odf, .epub, .pdf, etc.)

GPT4all is meant to be able to do this but I wonder if open-webui might be able.

[Lanhild]

@LoudLemur Open WebUI is indeed capable of this

[LoudLemur]

@Lanhild said in Open WebUI - ChatGPT-Style Web UI Client for Ollama 🦙:

Open WebUI is indeed capable of this

Could we just point it at a folder full of documents and say, "lets talk about this..." or do the documents need to be pre-processed, for example, converted into a .yaml or or something? I wonder how many e.g. Shakespeare plays I could give it at one go and how easy it would be to do something like this.

[coniunctio]

How do we install an app like this in Cloudron when it is not in the app store? I typically host docker apps on my NAS (QNAP Container Station) and then reverse proxy via Cloudron to those apps. I host Cloudron via a VM on the same NAS. What is the advantage to hosting open-webui natively within Cloudron versus as a docker contain and reverse proxying to it?

[girish]

What is the advantage to hosting open-webui natively within Cloudron versus as a docker contain and reverse proxying to it?

Not sure if you are asking this question specific to openweb-ui or in general. But to answer in general, when you host apps on Cloudron, they have dns management, automatic certs, backups, updates, rollback, clone, automated email configuration, user integration (if the app supports it via ldap or oidc) etc. We also have some security requirements like running apps as readonly, run as non-root, sandboxed fs etc. This is the reason why we build our own packages.

[girish]

@Lanhild I moved the repo here - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/openwebui-app . @vladimir-d has fixed a few things. You should also have access to the repo.

Working on publishing this now.

[girish]

I have published this as unstable Thanks a lot @Lanhild . Let's continue discussions in the category - https://forum.cloudron.io/category/185/openwebui