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+ # A mirror of anything I find interesting on civitai or elsewhere on the web.
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+ I dont usually download character loras, so look
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+ elsewhere for those.
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+ This repo is *mostly* organized around the structure
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+ that's necessary to import the entire repo into an
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+ automatic1111 install. This is because models were
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+ uploaded directly from such an install via google drive in
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+ a colab session.
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+ Currently I'm uploading files via my new space over at
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+ https://hf.co/anonderpling/repo_uploader, however I expect
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+ to go back to a real file system and git uploads soon,
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+ hopefully paperspace can help with that.
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+ ## My workflow
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+ My workflow for downloading files into paperspace gradient
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+ is to download the entire repo *without* pulling LFS
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+ files, do a sparse checkout, and then pull the files I
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+ want with LFS --include (slow) or aria2 (fast). This
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+ workflow should work with colab, too. Whether you use
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+ colab or paperspace, you'll probably need the latest
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+ version of git to use `sparse-checkout --add`.
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+ ```
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+ !GIT_LFS_SPARSE_CHECKOUT=1 git clone [email protected]:anonderpling/civitai_mirror # this is my command so I can push changes, you'll need to use the https://hf.co/ instead of [email protected]:
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+ !cd civitai_mirror
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+ !git sparse-checkout set embeddings # embeddings are small, so it's easy enough to just pull all of them
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+ !git sparse-checkout add models/VAE # there's only a few VAEs, and they're generally needed, so grab all those too...
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+ !git sparse-checkout add models/Stable-diffusion/illuminati* models/Stable-diffusion/revAnimated* # add some stable diffusion models I intend to work with in this session
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+ !apt install aria2 # make sure aria2c is installed
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+ # let's break the following command down into parts, since there's multiple commands on one line
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+ # find models embeddings --type f --size -2 # find files in models and embeddings directories smaller than 2 kilobytes (these are the lfs pointers that were checked out)
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+ # | while read a; do #lets build an aria2c input file
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+ # echo "https://huggingface.co/anonderpling/civitai_mirror/resolve/main/${a}"; # tell aria2c where to find the file
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+ # echo " out=${a}"; # tell aria2c where to place said file
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+ # rm "${a}"; remove the existing file, because I'm too lazy to look up the option to have aria2c overwrite it (plus if you stop in the middle, you can tell at a glance what else is needed)
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+ # done | tee aria2.in.txt # end the loop, but watch to make sure theres nothing accidentally included by wildcards that shouldnt have been...downloads could take a while (and fill the disk) if I accidentally put a space before the *
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+ # aria2 -x16 --split=16 -i aria2.in.txt # download all the files as fast as possible
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+ !find models embeddings --type f --size -2 | while read a; do echo "https://huggingface.co/anonderpling/civitai_mirror/resolve/main/${a}"; echo " out=${a}"; rm "${a}"; done | tee aria2.in.txt
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+ !aria2 -x16 --split=16 -i aria2.in.txt
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+ ```
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+ to upload more files:
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+ ```
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+ # enable the git lfs filters
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+ !pip install huggingface_hub
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+ !huggingface-cli lfs_enable_largefiles .
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+ # yup, not telling. I'm an *anonymous* derpling, after all
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+ !git config --local user.name 'not telling'
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+ # really couldnt care less if this is accurate...maybe I'll start randomizing it...
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+ !git config --local user.email '[email protected]'
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+ # create an rsa key with no password
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+ !ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -f ~/.ssh/id_hf.co -P ''
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+ # a clickable link in jupyter/colab/paperspace
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+ print('https://hf.co/settings/keys')
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+ # give the public key so it can be easily copied to huggingface
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+ !cat ~/.ssh/id_hf.co.pub
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+ # track files 1mb+ with lfs manually (huggingface filter deals with models automatically, but large previews will give you errors)
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+ !find -type f -size +999k -not \( -name '*.safetensors' -o -name '*.ckpt' -o -name '*.pt' \) -exec git lfs track '{}' +
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+ # IMPORTANT: make sure you add the git ssh key above before uploading
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+ !sleep 1m # gives you time to do so
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+ # upload your files now. do make sure you dont upload files that didnt download properly (interrupted aria2c, lfs pointers, etc)
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+ !git add .gitattributes models embeddings
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+ !git commit -m "add a message..."
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+ !git push
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+ ```
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+ #### It's extremely important to remove the ssh key from your HF repo after you're done with it. this ensures that nobody else can access your account.
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+ Paperspace makes free notebooks public, and I'm not sure
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+ if that includes filesystem access or outputs; if someone
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+ can access that ssh key and you didnt remove the access it
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+ generates, you've given them thr ability to make changes
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+ to your repo! This means they could delete *everything*.
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+ If you're technically inclined, you can possibly use the
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+ paperspace secrets configuration to hide such information
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+ (I'm not sure how it works yet)
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+ Alternatively, you can add big files via
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+ https://hf.co/anonderpling/repo_uploader before your
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+ session (the renamed file part is pretty much added for
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+ uploading from HF urls, but also works for adding preview
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+ images), and manually upload the civitai.info files
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+ locally (these are just simple civitai api responses
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+ afaik)
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+ ## TODO:
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+ 1. finish moving files around (figure out a way to do so without 2 commits per file (one to copy, one to delete file) without downloading every single file
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+ 2. move sfw models into a subdirectory
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+ 3. consider moving locons to their own directory in models, now that I'm using paperspace...
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+ - Perpetual: keep an eye on civitai update notifications