Timo Angerer
Timo Angerer
It seems like the `train.pkl` can not be found. Are you sure that the file exists in the specified data directory? The `train.pkl` file can be created during the data...
A workaround for the error is to add the following to your `webpack.config.js` ``` optimization: { minimize: false } ``` This will prevent Terser from trying to minify your code
Looks like I'm not the only one having this problem: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46466198/heroku-node-react-app-anchor-tag-auth-request-unhandled
@missjorie I found that it does work the first time you ever open the production app or if you open it in incognito/private mode. The problem for me was that...
I have the same issue. I wasn't able to share a file so far. Fresh install of Nextcloud on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.
Same for me: There is no mention of sharingpath in the log files.
I'm using AWS S3 as my primary storage method, in case that is of relevance.