No module named petrel_client
Lvjinhong opened this issue · 5 comments
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I encountered the 'No module named petrel_client' error.
I found this code in lightllm/utils/petrel_helper.py.
def _init_petrel(self):
try:
from petrel_client.client import Client
self.client = Client(self.conf_path)
But I think petrel_client is not a Python package, and I am confused about the meaning of this code.
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OS: (Ubuntu 14.04, CentOS7)
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Python: (e.g. CPython3.9)
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LightLLm: (git commit-hash)
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@Lvjinhong This is a code for internal use that implements a distributed storage reading method.
@Lvjinhong This code will not affect the normal reading method. You can ignore it.
@Lvjinhong This code will not affect the normal reading method. You can ignore it.
So is the library open to the public? Is there any way I can install it?
@Lvjinhong This code will not affect the normal reading method. You can ignore it.
So is the library open to the public? Is there any way I can install it?
This is an internal library we use that's not open-sourced. You can ignore it.
@Lvjinhong This code will not affect the normal reading method. You can ignore it.
So is the library open to the public? Is there any way I can install it?
This is an internal library we use that's not open-sourced. You can ignore it.
Thanks, I get it