simon987

Closing this in favor of the compose file in the README.md

Bump I'm getting the same issue (See microsoft/vcpkg#13395), did you manage to find a fix @joshsuihn ?

Thanks for flagging this Could you try the following: 1. Create this dockerfile: ```Dockerfile FROM simon987/sist2:3.0.6-x64-linux RUN curl -o /root/sist2 https://files.simon987.net/.gate/sist2/simon987_sist2/master_308_35cfd3b3b1fd2d4e70f8dbcaa8bcd50e53b66675/sist2-x64-linux-debug ``` `docker build . -t sist2-debug` 2. In your...

Could you try again with this dockerfile? ```Dockerfile FROM simon987/sist2:3.1.2-x64-linux RUN curl -o /root/sist2 https://files.simon987.net/.gate/sist2/simon987_sist2/arm_master_14_ca845d80e88d27fe9b74d5c93f9f1fe5751f26e3/sist2-arm64-linux-debug ```

Actually, before testing again you can wait for 3.1.3, which should at least fix the ebook error in https://github.com/simon987/sist2/issues/353#issuecomment-1522356990

Can you try again with the latest docker tag `x64-linux` (v3.3.2) ?

Could you add more details? Or links? I imagine this can't be self-hosted and the user would have to put in their OpenAI API key? If so, this means that...

Hi, as far I know, you cannot make a browser open files on your disk using file:// You can show the absolute path with a Javascript template string:  `${doc.indexRoot}${doc.path}/`...

Could you please open a separate issue for the HTML files

Yes, that would have to be done with user scripts (3.2.x) Let me know if you have any issues while developing the script as you're probably one of the first...