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Connection Refused #67
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That's because runpod is trying to connect to your localhost, which is not possible. You have to expose your localhost to the internet. You can do this installing ngrok and starting it, so you will have to use a webhook similar to https://f35d-190-2-96-333.ngrok-free.app Ngrok generates a new url each time you start it (except you use the paid plan) |
Oh, did I understand wrong that this comfy solution would work independently on Runpod, without the need for any local environment? |
I can confirm I get the same error occasionally. It usually happens with the initial request, although not every time. Once a new request comes in, it usually starts working. See this error message returned from RunPod:
And this from the RunPod logs:
I don't recall seeing this in earlier versions, although it may have been present. |
I am getting this issue on serverless. Do I need to expose the port? Cause I did try it and it doesn't solve the issue.
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I'm running this on Runpod Serverless. Got everything set up nicely following the guide.
When I run a request in the serverless UI or from my own api env, I get this:
Error queuing workflow: <urlopen error [Errno 111] Connection refused>
Serverless logs say:
runpod-worker-comfy - Failed to connect to server at http://127.0.0.1:8188 after 500 attempts.
Any help? Am I doing something wrong?
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