New Open WebUI LXC gives me error line 23

[KemMuammer]

I looked at it in Verbose and it said that "JavaScript heap out of memory" so i delted the creates LXC. Re run the bash but with double the RAM(8129) I also got the same error. Does some one else get that?

[tteck]

Fixed

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Using Advanced Settings
Using Distribution: debian
Using debian Version: 12
Using Container Type: 1
Using Root Password: Automatic Login
Container ID: 111
Using Hostname: openwebui
Using Disk Size: 16
Allocated Cores: 4
Allocated RAM: 4096
Using Bridge: vmbr0
Using IP Address: dhcp
Using Gateway IP Address: Default
Using APT-Cacher IP Address: Default
Disable IPv6: yes
Using Interface MTU Size: Default
Using DNS Search Domain: Host
Using DNS Server IP Address: Host
Using MAC Address: AE:1A:60:07:B7:59
Using Vlan: Default
Enable Root SSH Access: no
Enable Verbose Mode: no
Creating a Open WebUI LXC using the above advanced settings
 ✓ Using local for Template Storage.
 ✓ Using thin-pool for Container Storage.
 ✓ Updated LXC Template List
 ✓ LXC Container 111 was successfully created.
 ✓ Started LXC Container
 ✓ Set up Container OS
 ✓ Network Connected: 192.168.86.250 
 ✓ IPv4 Internet Connected
 ✗ IPv6 Internet Not Connected
 ✓ DNS Resolved github.com to 140.82.114.3
 ✓ Updated Container OS
 ✓ Installed Dependencies
 ✓ Installed Python3 Dependencies
 ✓ Set up Node.js Repository
 ✓ Installed Node.js
 ✓ Installed Open WebUI
 ✓ Created Service
 ✓ Customized Container
 ✓ Cleaned
 ✓ Completed Successfully!

Open WebUI should be reachable by going to the following URL.
         http://192.168.86.250:8080 

[KemMuammer]

@tteck Thanks <3

[KemMuammer]

@tteck There is no Ollama pre installed. Maybe you could add that option? It is kinda tricky to get it to work out of the box.