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[Bug]: Setting up locally shows screen "Talk to Quivr Unpaid users have access to a free and limited demo of Quivr" #2545
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It looks like the issue you're encountering with the 403 Forbidden responses is related to server-side authentication or configuration problems. Here's a more focused approach to troubleshoot and potentially resolve the issue:
For a more targeted investigation, review the server-side logic for endpoints returning 403 responses, ensure your If these steps do not resolve the issue, providing more details about your setup and any additional error messages could help in offering further assistance.
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Having the same issue after pulling the newest version of main branch. It was working previously with a version from ~2 weeks ago. |
I have exactly same issue |
Same issue here. Came back to test after it not working last time and now this 😂 add |
I think the README needs some further adjustments after recent changes |
What is the last workable version? |
Hi, what is the last workable version, thank you. |
I saw some update made a few hours ago and execute git pull and supabase migration up and get the following error. Connecting to local database... The issue is still there. |
@StanGirard any ideas? |
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@StanGirard It doesn't help, unfortunately ( |
This could be a supabase issue that we fixed recently. You can try |
Sorry about that, forgot to add the variable to the docker compose too. Please git pull and docker compose up --build |
@sweatybridge you could try a |
@StanGirard Now it works! But I have another error while creating first brain:
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Fixed previous error wth VPN, thanks |
What happened?
I setup the full stack locally on my macbook as described in the README. All docker containers are running well without any issues. However, when opening
http://localhost:3000/login
in a webbrowser, it only shows the logo and the text"Talk to Quivr Unpaid users have access to a free and limited demo of Quivr"
According to the log, it seems to call some /user endpoints which respond with 403. I would expect that the login-form would be rendered instead first.
Relevant log output
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