can't seem to get app to recognize LibreChat.yaml #4933
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What is the name of the main compose file you are using to start the app? |
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hi Danny I'm running the app with docker compose.yaml but the changes are in the override file
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What is the name of the main compose file you are using to start the app?
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Hi everyone,
Just posting on the off-chance anyone can help, it would be much appreciated.
I have LibreChat deployed on a VPS and it works great, but the only thing I can't figure out is how to get the values I've declared in LibreChat.yaml to be recognised by the app.
I followed the documentation and added both values for speech-to-text as well as a custom endpoint for OpenRouter
My docker-compose override has the following and I verified that librechat.yaml is in the same directory as the docker-compose and docker-compose override are running from within.
In my .env I've added the API keys for the two custom endpoints I'm trying to add, specifically OpenRouter and DeepSeek.
I've tried restarting the Docker Compose, but none of the changes that I've applied there appear to be being parsed.
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