👩‍🔧 Troubleshooting

Common Errors

Cannot connect to server

The CLI failed to connect to the daemon. Please ensure that the daemon address is valid and that port 50051 is exposed.

For this, check for the following lines in the daemon service of your daemon’s docker-compose.yaml file.

  ports:
  - 50051:50051

In case of absence, add them and apply the new configuration before restarting the CLI.

docker compose up -d daemon

Invalid client key

The CLI was unable to access the admin key, or it is incorrect.

In your docker-compose.yaml file, check for an environment variable that starts with OLVID_ADMIN_CLIENT_KEY.

Copy its value and use it as the value of the environment variable OLVID_ADMIN_CLIENT_KEY in the previous section.

For more details on the administrator keys of the daemon, visit here.

Command not found: olvid-cli

The binary olvid-cli was not added to your PATH. Instead, use Python or Docker to launch the CLI (see CLI).

python3 -m olvid-bot