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OK, the solution was to set both of the address and serverAddress values to 0.0.0.0 and headless to true to get it working. The serverAddress value in browser is supposed to be inherited from from the address value in server, but that alone didn't seem to fix it. You absolutely also need to nuke the "localhost" value in browser. that seems to be being changed in the default .streamlit/config.toml file, so if someone else runs into this in the future, those are the places to start. So change the following in your .streamlit/config.toml file: [browser] and you should be able to connect on the local network. |
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Not sure what or why the change was made. Maybe because of all the Horde integration, but I can no longer connect to my linux server running SD on my local network anymore. Looked for some sort of "--listen" switch, but there doesn't appear to be anything (like automatic1111 needs) to listen on the local network. This was working previously with no issues. I had relaunched and the environment did a git pull to sync with latest, and stopped working. It's working fine with Gradio.
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