Hello!I have problem with Rasa X.When I type message it detects correctly what is next custom action but it does not reply just detects.How to solve this problem?
Hi @MMustafa, did you deploy your action server? You can also check the rasa-production
container or service’s logs for errors.
Hi!Sorry I don’t understand what did you mean,but if you are about creating actions folder with docker-compose.override.yml and actions.py files yes I created them.Bot works properly in rasa shell mode in two different terminals I run rasa shell and rasa run actions.
My endpoints.yml file: action_endpoint: url: “http://my_server_ip:5055/webhook”
docker-compose.override.yml file: version: ‘3.4’ services: app: image: ‘rasa/rasa-sdk:latest’ volumes: - ‘./actions:/app/actions’ expose: - ‘5055’ depends_on: - rasa-production
@stephens can you help please?
As Ella said, we need to see the logs. Rasa X should be sending the utterances to Rasa and getting a response back. Check both the Rasa & Rasa X logs:
docker-compose logs rasa-production
docker-compose logs rasa-x
@stephens this is output of two commands please help
@MuraliChandran14 thanks for response but i got error as in picture above
@MMustafa. can you check what rasa-x version are you using by appending /api/version next to your < IP >
rasa x=0.27.5
I did VM instance on rasa-x =0.27.5. I got the same error,
Bot not responding. I will try and see what’s happening behind the pika connection refused to connect However I am currently using 0.28.0, Its working fine.Does docker-compose show the rabbit and all other containers running?
jokebot-full_rabbit_1 /entrypoint.sh /run.sh Up 0.0.0.0:15672->15672/tcp, 25672/tcp, 4369/tcp, 0.0.0.0:5672->5672/tcp
Yes all containers status is UP.I have one question.To connect Rasa x to github I used Integrated Version Control now I want to disconnect it from github repo but it I can’t and I already deleted public key from github repo.When I enter to connection window and press button disconnect it does’t disconnect but doesn’t connect just in this mode (in picture)