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Front end looses access to current running process #165
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You can see the progress in the docker logs. You could install something like dozzle to easily look at the logs of ebook2audiobook. See here In the /home/user/app/tmp folder you can see sentence and chapter files being created in real time and the final result will be put into /home/user/app/audiobooks |
are you using GUI or headless? are you using last git docker? if it's gradio it's the biggest issue with browsers pausing or stopping when the web page is in background. there is no way to rejoin with gradio a running server background process. the best way (and I'm working on it since days) is to find a way to kill the server process when the client disconnects, and resume it when refresh or back to the page. But the client must resubmit manually the conversion, then eb2ab will resume automatically from the last sentence converted (this is already developed). |
Hi, I used the docker-compose config as is. |
The process completed and I could find the completed book in /home/app/audiobooks/gui/host/web-56b647ac-b07b-4743-82fa-3159fc4e3c4d/ Once I then refreshed the Gui web interface, the book was listed in the Audio books dropdown list. and there is a download link there. If i don't do anything on that webinterface the page gives an out of memory error. I don't know if the page is downloading the file in the background and causing the page to run out of memory. |
you can check from the terminal you run the docker (at least) |
This is also happening to me as well. |
Same here |
this is a gradio limitation, not eb2ab fault. next update a refresh will tell you if a process is still running or not. |
Running Docker instance.
Access the front end and started a book conversion of an epub file.
The process started and I could see on the Docker systems the CPU is being used by the python process lined to this container.
Since this run for a long time, I let my PC sleep over night. This morning the page shows the progress encountered an error and the counter restarted.
I refreshed the page and now it just shows that that it is ready to start a new process.
I can see in the docker output that the processing is still going.
I have no way no way to see the progress on the web front end.
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