This software in its current form is useless

[gosforth]

docker compose up -d --build
Sometimes ends with success, sometimes not. If you have luck, then it ends with success after several tries (just execute several times same command... without any changes)

Starting docker images in most cases will end with failure.
Deleting containers/images from GUI level is not possible.

Sorry guys but quality is beyond any standard.

[slimslenderslacks]

Just looking at a few of the other issues you posted. You're running on WSL2, correct? Could you post the version of Docker Desktop that you're currently using. docker compose down should be removing containers but not images.

It'd be great if you could send which services are failing to start or only starting intermittently. Are you seeing this for database, pull-model, loader, bot, pdf_bot, api, front-end?

[zooninja]

Hello,

I can confirm that the stack works for me both on linux and on windows with WSL. Can't comment only for Mac cause I don't have one at the moment.
It will be useful if you post you .env configuration so we can check whether something needs to be corrected.
Also the statement that "This software in its current form is useless" is not valid. This is a sample stack that shows how you could apply the given combo and is not intended to be an out of the box product.
You will need to put some effort and adapt the stack to your use case.
Let's start with a review of the .env and we can then try and troubleshoot your issue.

[gosforth]

I deleted this from my PC and not going to turn back - I lost my time.
As I wrote; sometimes compilation was working, software was up and running. But after restarting PC it was not.
When I tried to stop images - GUI did not respond. It was not even possible to delete images and containers from GUI level - I had to use command prompt (Windows).
So Docker itself is far away to be solid software.
I decided to build RAG with pure Python (genai-stack is just way to heavy)... and not working.

Anyway user: neo4j:neo4j line have to be deleted to compile it (other changes as well... I do not remember what)