The address is valid. If i just go to the files server address on my browser,
@<1729309131241689088:profile|MistyFly99> what is the exact address of those files? (including the http prefix) and what is the address of the web application ?
I saw that there have been similar issues but the resolution wasn't clear. In our case, https works perfectly but the media retreival is running into 401s
It looks something like this:
.<redacted>/ClearML_POC/exp2_reporting.705a68df922d46c3848e679774faac5e/metrics/test2/test/test2_test_00000001.png?X-Amz-Date=1722509256352
@<1523701070390366208:profile|CostlyOstrich36> @<1523701087100473344:profile|SuccessfulKoala55>
and this link on it's own works?
if it does, open your browser dev tools (ctrl+shift+I on chrome, I think), I'm assuming you will see a few errors on CORS or the alike, paste them here
Any feedback in how to solve this would be really appreciated! This is currently the only barrier in our way to adopt ClearML
Yes! This was the magic sauce! Thank you so much @<1523701087100473344:profile|SuccessfulKoala55> ! Really appreciate it
Hi @<1729309131241689088:profile|MistyFly99> , please see here:
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I think this is exactly the issue you're experiencing
It's seems you are are getting 401 unauthorized , is this the same domain? I'm assuming the issue the logged in cookie is not sent?
The network tag of dev tools shows this, but there is nothing like CORS being reported in the browser console. This link on its own does not work but the fileserver domain is working and shows an OK message
Hi @<1729309131241689088:profile|MistyFly99>
notice that the files server need to have an "address" that can be accessed from the browser, data is stored in a federated manner. This means your browser is directly accessing the files server, not through the API server, I'm assuming the address is not valid?
Hello @<1523701205467926528:profile|AgitatedDove14> ! The address is valid. If i just go to the files server address on my browser, i can see OK . I tried it with both, port forwarding from the service directly, as well as using a file.*.* ingress host, but no joy 😞