how do i enable sharing? is there a --listen or --api for alltalk tts? about alltalk_tts

[erew123]

Hi @0xYc0d0ne

As standard AllTalk is on IP 127.0.0.1 which will keep it restricted to the local machine. If you want it to be available across your LAN, change its IP address to the IP address you would use on your machine e.g. if your machine is on 192.168.1.10, then in the settings page, change AllTalk's IP to 192.168.1.10 which will share it on that network cards interface.

Should you have any other firewalling setup on your machine, you would need to also allow port 7851 through the firewall from your private lan range e.g, 192.168.1.0/24 (or 255.255.255.0 for example)

Thanks

[erew123]

Just to be 100% clear, I mean change the IP address set in AllTalks settings web page to match your machine IP address, then restart AllTalk.

Thanks

[0xYc0d0ne]

ok now that worked but in sillytavern when i type in the i select alltalk sillytavern extension and put in my computers ip like 192.xx.xx:7851 it says "Error: HTTP Error Response: 404 Not Found" and TypeError: NetworkError when attempting to fetch resource

[erew123]

Hi @0xYc0d0ne

Assuming that you can reach the webpage of AllTalk remotely on its IP address, then we can conclude its not a firewalling issue.

As such, I suspect that because the way SillyTavern saves its settings, which is only when its had a successful connection, its not re-saving the settings (only saves the IP address on 1st successful connection to a IP). Its a behaviour I noticed during development, its a bit frustrating, but the simplest solution is to manually change the IP in the SillyTavern settings file.

In \sillytavern\public\ you will find a file called settings (take a backup copy before you make this change, just in case).

Open it with something like Notepad and find the line "AllTalk": { then below that you will find the IP address that SillyTavern is pointing to and change it there. Once youve done that, you should be able to refresh the SillyTavern web page (no need to reload) and it should connect.

Once thats done, it should be connecting fine to the IP address you specify (bar your firewall blocking something as mentioned above).

Thanks

[0xYc0d0ne]

ok now it finally works! , thanks alot bro