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I'm trying to deploy the LexNLP system in my Ubuntu 16.04 machine using
the "Docker Swarm" method, but I'm having the following issue. In the
image attached, I have a unique IP address, and I'm using that one to
setup the swarm. But every time I type the IP address (or 127.0.0.1 or
simply I leave it blank) I get the message "Error response from daemon:
This node is already part of a swarm". According to the documentation, I
should have an internal and external IP address, but in my case I have a
unique one. How should I proceed in this scenario? I also tried to
deploy the system using the "quick start" method, but I get error
messages like "dateparser 0.7.0 required but 0.6.0 detected which is
incompatible" (this happens with other libraries as well). Do you have
any suggestion in this case? or I should deploy through Docker containers?
If you need further information, please let me know. Thanks in advance
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Hello,
I'm trying to deploy the LexNLP system in my Ubuntu 16.04 machine using
the "Docker Swarm" method, but I'm having the following issue. In the
image attached, I have a unique IP address, and I'm using that one to
setup the swarm. But every time I type the IP address (or 127.0.0.1 or
simply I leave it blank) I get the message "Error response from daemon:
This node is already part of a swarm". According to the documentation, I
should have an internal and external IP address, but in my case I have a
unique one. How should I proceed in this scenario? I also tried to
deploy the system using the "quick start" method, but I get error
messages like "dateparser 0.7.0 required but 0.6.0 detected which is
incompatible" (this happens with other libraries as well). Do you have
any suggestion in this case? or I should deploy through Docker containers?
If you need further information, please let me know. Thanks in advance
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: