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Hi Everyone, I Recently Had To Move My Clearml Server To A Different Ip Address And Managed To Do That Without Any Issues. However, I Just Noticed That When I Try To Download An Artifact (Output Model, To Be Specific) From An Experiment That Ran Before Th

Hi everyone,
I recently had to move my ClearML server to a different IP address and managed to do that without any issues.
However, I just noticed that when I try to download an artifact (output model, to be specific) from an experiment that ran before the change in IP, it still points me to the old IP address. Is this because I missed updating the IP address in some server config? Or is the IP stored in the DB?
If it is the second case, is there an easy way to update this or should I try to do it by directly manipulating entries in the DB?

  
  
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Hi SteepDeer88 , I think this is the second case. Each artifact URL is simply saved as a string in the DB.

I think you can write a very short migration script to rectify this directly on MongoDB OR manipulate it via the API using tasks.edit endpoint

  
  
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SteepDeer88 I think CostlyOstrich36 is correct. There were several posts here (and on GitHub issues) on this matter

  
  
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