I would like to upload a local model to a Rasa X server using the HTTP API: upload zipped Rasa model
using python:
g = gzip.open("./models/20190626-132726.tar.gz", “rb”)
r = requests.post(url+"/api/projects/default/models", data=g, headers=header)
returns a <404> “No model found”. The request body schema set in the header: “content-type” = “application/gzip”.
Would be great to know how how to correctly upload a local model to a Rasa X server using the API.
Can you check the commandline if there has been any error logged? Might be related to Permission denied error on model upload · Issue #4331 · RasaHQ/rasa · GitHub
What do you mean? There are no errors related to the commands. The response of the post method is a <404> with message “Not found”.
Regarding the issue you are referring to, it is stated that the command or request that led to the error was:
Rasa X - Model Upload UI
Since this is not a CLI command, I guess the invoked command must have been the curl command provided in the UI of Rasa X, which looks something like:
curl -k -F "model@path/to/my_local_model.tar.gz" http://hostname/api/projects/default/models\?api_token\=....
The above curl expression (with correct http-reference and path to my model), works just fine. No errors, the model is uploaded and it works on the Rasa X server.
What I would like to know is how to correctly use the HTTP API for uploading a model from a local Rasa instance to my Rasa X server, since this would be preferred when automating such a task.
Using the Postman application, I get the following response:
{
“version”: “0.20.1”,
“status”: “failure”,
“message”: “Could not save model.\nNo model file found.”,
“reason”: “ModelSaveError”,
“details”: {},
“help”: null,
“code”: 404
}