[Bug]: Website

[antonellopasella]

What happened?

Here you address to a "docker-compose-ollama" that is not in the github repo.

docker compose -f docker-compose-ollama.yml up

Relevant log output

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[dosubot]

It seems there's a misunderstanding regarding the docker-compose-ollama.yml file. This file might not be directly available in the GitHub repository. Typically, such files are either generated during the setup process or are meant to be created by the user based on example configurations provided in the documentation.

To resolve your issue, you should:

1. Ensure you've followed all the setup instructions provided in the Quivr documentation, including environment setup and any preliminary steps required before running Docker commands.
2. Check the repository for an .env.example or similar file that you might need to copy and configure as .env. This step often includes setting up API keys or other environment variables.
3. Look for any documentation or README files within the repository that mention the creation or configuration of docker-compose-ollama.yml. It's possible that there are steps to generate this file or modify an existing docker-compose.yml file to suit your needs.

If the documentation does not provide clear instructions on how to obtain or generate docker-compose-ollama.yml, consider reaching out to the repository maintainers directly for guidance. They might have overlooked including this file or the instructions for creating it. Additionally, reviewing closed issues in the GitHub repository might reveal if other users have encountered and resolved similar problems.

Remember, the key to resolving such issues often lies in thoroughly reviewing the project's documentation and setup instructions. If after taking these steps you're still facing issues, providing more specific details about the errors you're encountering or the steps you've taken can help in diagnosing the problem more effectively.

Details

Sources

• [Bug]: compose crashs docker desktop.
• .env.example
• docker-compose.yml
• docs/install.mdx

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[StanGirard]

I'll address that thanks :)