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  • Accessing the OpenWebUI API

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    JOduMonTJ
    @nebulon understood; it's just in my testing environment (home) I'm use to connect my container via container_name:port without exposing the port. such as OpenWebUI connect to my Searxng because --- services: open-webui: searxng: container_name: searxng Now I understand this is not viable into a multi-domains, multi-services environment Do you think something similar is possible and viable ?
  • Nice "smol" language model for OpenWebUI

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    nottheendN
    If you're as lazy as I am, here is the summary of the brilliant insights from this thread: Enable 'json' in SearXNG (will not make the search interface public): Open settings.yml for editing, e.g. via File Manager Add json in search under formats Example: formats: - html - json <-- add this Note the Port in of SearXNG Configure OpenWebUI App to use SearXNG as web search: In OpenWebUI, go to Admin Settings → Web Search Enter URL: Paste the Searxng URL but replace <searx app id> and <searx port> (App id to be found from cloudron dashboard; port as noted above, default port is probably 8888. ) http://<searx app id>:<searx port>/search?q=<query>&language=auto&time_range=&safesearch=0&categories=social+media,map,it,general,science,news&format=json This bypasses OAuth internally so that OpenWebUI directly accesses SearXNG
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    girishG
    Dup of https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/11988/openwebui-permissions-issue-after-last-2-2-5-update-cannot-create-directory-media-ollama-vol