no, my server is on aws and agent is local

my code to init task:

task.set_base_docker(
    docker_image="clearml",
    docker_arguments=(
        "-d "
        f"-v {PWD}data:/home/data "
        f"-v {PWD}.passwd-s3fs:/home/.passwd-s3fs "
        f"-v {PWD}.logger_credentials:/home/.logger_credentials "
        "-v /home/$USER/.ssh/:/root/.ssh/ "
        "--rm "
        "--net=host "
        "--privileged "
        "--gpus all "
    )
)

task.set_script(
    entry_point="scripts/evaluate.py"
)

Thanks for the help, CLEARML_AGENT_FORCE_CODE_DIR - this is working for me now

@<1523701070390366208:profile|CostlyOstrich36> any idea what could be going wrong here?
OR do you have any example of this type of setup?

Yeah I did. But found the mistake, it was in the relative path provided. Couldn't catch it earlier because clearml console didn't give any error.

fair, thanks!

Thanks for this, but somehow didn't seem to work. What I did instead was to have a docker image added to my agent and mounted my data/cred directories through the setup code while using --docker for clearml-agent daemon.
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