Well, I don’t think the linked article can or should be more specific, as we’re not talking about a single app, but a series of apps and integrations, some of which have further dependencies or even specific hardware requirements. Also, you probably don’t need all the integrations listed in the article.
So I’d suggest you use the article to decide which apps and integrations you want to install, then follow the links in the relevant sections of the article and try to get them working one at a time.
If you run into difficulties with a specific app or integration, start a new thread and give us as much information as possible about your system, what went wrong and what you tried.
Long story short. It’s not the article that needs to be more specific, but you need to ask more specific questions
RuntimeException
ExApp not found, please install the Context Chat Backend App from the Nextcloud AppStore
Temporary problem with indexing, trying again soon
What I want to achieve first is the Context Chat is working
I have the NC manual there
I haven’t done anything with these apps yet, but from what I understand from the descriptions and code, this message is an error. The “Context Chat Backend - context_chat_backend” App cannot be installed via the appstore but must be installed separately. How to do that can be found here in the Readme, either standalone or as Docker:
So I would first install the backend and then try the rest.
If you are not such an expert, you should not use PuTTY, use → MobaXterm ← instead, it contains not only the PuTTY Terminal but provides a graphical file manager as well, which enables you to open the files in a normal file editor, to edit the files as in step 5. and 6.
after that is done:
(replace <nextcloud url> with the url of your nextcloud server)
No. That URI does exist. Didn’t you open it in the browser? That has to stay as is.
I guess (I really am not sure!) that you have to replace
NEXTCLOUD_URL=http://nextcloud.local
with the address defined in 'overwrite.cli.url'
yes!
It’s not just a file, it’s sometimes entire software packages that can potentially take down your entire server, depending on the resources available.
But I can’t say much more because - as I already wrote - I haven’t played around with it myself.
Also trying to get AI in context to work. Installed all Apps.
Followed all instructions but ending up with an error in line 4 of list above:
pip install --no-deps - r reqs.txt
ERROR: Could not open requirements file: (Errno 2] No such file or directory: ‘reqs.txt’
Leaves me with the what is the path to reqs.txt or in which step is it created?
Hope there is anyone else to help with this kind of bleeding edge, but very interesting topic.
Still stuck with the requirements.txt. There are a lot of options and I don’t have a lot of time to try them all out whether it may work or not. Hope someone else someday with more time can find it out and is so kind to document it.