I installed Verba using the Docker method from the Github, but when I deploy it and type something in the chat of the local site, I get the error “Something went wrong: ‘NoneType’ object not iterable” and it stays on “retrieving chunks” unless I refresh the page. I saw the previous post on here where they fixed this by deleting Verba an redownloading it, and I tried this, but it did not fix the issue for me. I am wondering if something else could be wrong with my setup/installation. Everything else seems to be running fine (as far as I can tell) as all the environment variables appear and I can upload documents successfully.
Server Setup Information
Weaviate Server Version:
Deployment Method: Docker/Ollama
Multi Node? Number of Running Nodes:
Client Language and Version:
Multitenancy?:
Any additional Information
There is nothing in my .env file because changing it did not seem to affect how Verba was running at all. Previously had the Ollama_URL and Ollama_Model set.
This is what I see in the logs after I send something in the chat and get the NoneType error, let me know if this is what you are looking for:
What I did exactly was I just downloaded git, Docker Desktop, and then following the steps on the Github to install Verba with Docker. I created the .env file in the Verba directory that was created after cloning it and added OLLAMA_MODEL = llama3 and OLLAMA_URL = http://host.docker.internal:11434. In the docker-compose.yml, I modified those two keys too but that was it. After, I ran the docker commands to start up Verba.
Hi
I had the same issue, that was a config issue in the .env file I’ve created. Using Ollama, i accidentally applied all the Params for Ollama, that made the confusion.
