'CLEARML_CONFIG_FILE': '/home/ubuntu/notebooks/clearml.conf'

Also please note that your path is wrong

but the error is the same (

yeah, the same(((

try like this

I changed and environment and I think it helped to install clearml. But now I can not get how it can use this my file with conf.
Below is my code:
import os
os.environ[‘CLEARML_CONFIG_FILE’]=‘/clearml.conf’
and then I use import taks.
But if I do not use init, should I export somehow params before?
with such command: !export CLEARML_CONFIG_FILE=/root/clearml.conf

'CLEARML_CONFIG_FILE': '/home/ubuntu/clearml.conf'

I can ssh for sure but I do not know how to check the environment 😳

but it is located in the /notebooks

the same error

OMG I tried different environment and started everything from scratch and it seems it works…

I found that I can change Kernel and choose env

Because now I have successfully import clearml and task but have an error with task initializing
ValueError: ClearML configuration could not be found (missing~/clearml.confor Environment CLEARML_API_HOST) To get started with ClearML: setup your ownclearml-server, or create a free account at

Also try with
!pip3 install clearml

Can I assume that you've installed the latest version of ClearML?

yes

or /home/<USER_NAME>/clearml.conf

I get an error when I run this init

Try setting the following environment envs:
%env CLEARML_WEB_HOST= %env CLEARML_API_HOST= %env CLEARML_FILES_HOST= %env CLEARML_API_ACCESS_KEY=... %env CLEARML_API_SECRET_KEY=...and try removing the clearml.conf file 🙂

I tried different references and nothing works. funny enough that clearml-init sees the file and reports “Configuration file already exists: /home/ubuntu/clearml.conf” but then the task.init does not see it

Are you sure that the file is on the server? Can you access it?

when I check os.environ I see
'CLEARML_CONFIG_FILE': '/clearml.conf'})

This looks more appropriate if the username itself is "ubuntu"

I had the same error in Colab actually

Thanks for your help and support ☺

YAY! I'm happy to hear!

I'm being silly. You're actually directing it to the file itself to where it resides

Successfully installed clearml-1.4.1 furl-2.1.3 orderedmultidict-1.0.1 pyjwt-2.1.0