Running tensorflow_model_server from bash is throwing 'command not found error'
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I am running tensorflow server from bash:
Command used:
tensorflow_model_server --rest_api_port=8501 --model_name=saved_model --model_base_path=$(<path to .pb file in my system>/saved_model.pb)
I am getting the following error:
<path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 1: $'b012234430737616': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 2: $'203202234517': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 4: $'03Add2206': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 6: $'01x01T2206n01y01T3206': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 7: $'01z01TE': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 8: $'01T2204type:20': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 9: $'162f1623010204060503': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 10: 8: command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 11: $'04Cast22': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 14: $'01x04SrcT32tn01y04DstTfn04SrcT2204typef': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 15: $'04DstT2204type': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 16: 8: command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 17: $'05Const3217': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 18: $'06output05dtype17': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 24: $'05value2206tensorrn05dtype2204typen35401n06Conv2D22nn05input01T22v': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 28: $'06filter01T32vn06output01T23n01T2204type:bn062042316010224': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 29: syntax error near unexpected token (' <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 29: strides� list(int)"�'
I am not sure how to fix the issue.
I am using anaconda in my system.
Any lead would be really helpful.
Thanks in advance
python bash tensorflow protocol-buffers tensorflow-serving
edited Nov 23 '18 at 13:10
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0
I am running tensorflow server from bash:
Command used:
tensorflow_model_server --rest_api_port=8501 --model_name=saved_model --model_base_path=$(<path to .pb file in my system>/saved_model.pb)
I am getting the following error:
<path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 1: $'b012234430737616': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 2: $'203202234517': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 4: $'03Add2206': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 6: $'01x01T2206n01y01T3206': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 7: $'01z01TE': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 8: $'01T2204type:20': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 9: $'162f1623010204060503': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 10: 8: command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 11: $'04Cast22': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 14: $'01x04SrcT32tn01y04DstTfn04SrcT2204typef': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 15: $'04DstT2204type': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 16: 8: command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 17: $'05Const3217': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 18: $'06output05dtype17': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 24: $'05value2206tensorrn05dtype2204typen35401n06Conv2D22nn05input01T22v': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 28: $'06filter01T32vn06output01T23n01T2204type:bn062042316010224': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 29: syntax error near unexpected token (' <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 29: strides� list(int)"�'
I am not sure how to fix the issue.
I am using anaconda in my system.
Any lead would be really helpful.
Thanks in advance
python bash tensorflow protocol-buffers tensorflow-serving
edited Nov 23 '18 at 13:10
Bsquare
3,63851434
asked Nov 23 '18 at 8:58
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I am running tensorflow server from bash:
Command used:
tensorflow_model_server --rest_api_port=8501 --model_name=saved_model --model_base_path=$(<path to .pb file in my system>/saved_model.pb)
I am getting the following error:
<path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 1: $'b012234430737616': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 2: $'203202234517': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 4: $'03Add2206': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 6: $'01x01T2206n01y01T3206': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 7: $'01z01TE': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 8: $'01T2204type:20': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 9: $'162f1623010204060503': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 10: 8: command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 11: $'04Cast22': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 14: $'01x04SrcT32tn01y04DstTfn04SrcT2204typef': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 15: $'04DstT2204type': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 16: 8: command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 17: $'05Const3217': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 18: $'06output05dtype17': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 24: $'05value2206tensorrn05dtype2204typen35401n06Conv2D22nn05input01T22v': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 28: $'06filter01T32vn06output01T23n01T2204type:bn062042316010224': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 29: syntax error near unexpected token (' <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 29: strides� list(int)"�'
I am not sure how to fix the issue.
I am using anaconda in my system.
Any lead would be really helpful.
Thanks in advance
python bash tensorflow protocol-buffers tensorflow-serving
edited Nov 23 '18 at 13:10
Bsquare
3,63851434
asked Nov 23 '18 at 8:58
SummaSumma
185
I am running tensorflow server from bash:
Command used:
tensorflow_model_server --rest_api_port=8501 --model_name=saved_model --model_base_path=$(<path to .pb file in my system>/saved_model.pb)
I am getting the following error:
<path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 1: $'b012234430737616': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 2: $'203202234517': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 4: $'03Add2206': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 6: $'01x01T2206n01y01T3206': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 7: $'01z01TE': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 8: $'01T2204type:20': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 9: $'162f1623010204060503': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 10: 8: command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 11: $'04Cast22': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 14: $'01x04SrcT32tn01y04DstTfn04SrcT2204typef': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 15: $'04DstT2204type': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 16: 8: command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 17: $'05Const3217': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 18: $'06output05dtype17': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 24: $'05value2206tensorrn05dtype2204typen35401n06Conv2D22nn05input01T22v': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 28: $'06filter01T32vn06output01T23n01T2204type:bn062042316010224': command not found <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 29: syntax error near unexpected token (' <path to .pb file>/saved_model.pb:
line 29: strides� list(int)"�'
I am not sure how to fix the issue.
I am using anaconda in my system.
Any lead would be really helpful.
Thanks in advance
python bash tensorflow protocol-buffers tensorflow-serving
python bash tensorflow protocol-buffers tensorflow-serving
edited Nov 23 '18 at 13:10
Bsquare
3,63851434
asked Nov 23 '18 at 8:58
SummaSumma
185
edited Nov 23 '18 at 13:10
Bsquare
3,63851434
asked Nov 23 '18 at 8:58
SummaSumma
185
edited Nov 23 '18 at 13:10
Bsquare
3,63851434
edited Nov 23 '18 at 13:10
Bsquare
3,63851434
edited Nov 23 '18 at 13:10
Bsquare
3,63851434
3,63851434
asked Nov 23 '18 at 8:58
SummaSumma
185
asked Nov 23 '18 at 8:58
SummaSumma
185
asked Nov 23 '18 at 8:58
SummaSumma
185
185
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model_base_path should be a directory, the parent folder of the version folder of saved_model.pb and variables, not a file. For example, for the following directory, model_base_path should be path_to_versionsversions.
`-- versions
`-- 1
|-- saved_model.pbtxt
`-- variables
|-- variables.data-00000-of-00001
`-- variables.index
answered Nov 23 '18 at 13:35
YidingYiding
866
Thanks @Yiding. I made change accordingly and 'model_base_path' is now pointing to the directory containing the .pb file and the variables folder. However, this attempt also threw error. command used (/serve/1 folder contains .pb file): tensorflow_model_server --rest_api_port=8501 --model_name=saved_model --model_base_path=$(<path to folder containing .pb file and variables folder>/CycleGAN-TensorFlow_v2/serve/1/) Please find below the new error: bash: <path to folder containing .pb file and variables folder>/CycleGAN-TensorFlow_v2/serve/1/: Is a directory Illegal instruction
– Summa
Nov 24 '18 at 4:23
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model_base_path should be a directory, the parent folder of the version folder of saved_model.pb and variables, not a file. For example, for the following directory, model_base_path should be path_to_versionsversions.
`-- versions
`-- 1
|-- saved_model.pbtxt
`-- variables
|-- variables.data-00000-of-00001
`-- variables.index
answered Nov 23 '18 at 13:35
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Thanks @Yiding. I made change accordingly and 'model_base_path' is now pointing to the directory containing the .pb file and the variables folder. However, this attempt also threw error. command used (/serve/1 folder contains .pb file): tensorflow_model_server --rest_api_port=8501 --model_name=saved_model --model_base_path=$(<path to folder containing .pb file and variables folder>/CycleGAN-TensorFlow_v2/serve/1/) Please find below the new error: bash: <path to folder containing .pb file and variables folder>/CycleGAN-TensorFlow_v2/serve/1/: Is a directory Illegal instruction
– Summa
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model_base_path should be a directory, the parent folder of the version folder of saved_model.pb and variables, not a file. For example, for the following directory, model_base_path should be path_to_versionsversions.
`-- versions
`-- 1
|-- saved_model.pbtxt
`-- variables
|-- variables.data-00000-of-00001
`-- variables.index
answered Nov 23 '18 at 13:35
YidingYiding
866
Thanks @Yiding. I made change accordingly and 'model_base_path' is now pointing to the directory containing the .pb file and the variables folder. However, this attempt also threw error. command used (/serve/1 folder contains .pb file): tensorflow_model_server --rest_api_port=8501 --model_name=saved_model --model_base_path=$(<path to folder containing .pb file and variables folder>/CycleGAN-TensorFlow_v2/serve/1/) Please find below the new error: bash: <path to folder containing .pb file and variables folder>/CycleGAN-TensorFlow_v2/serve/1/: Is a directory Illegal instruction
– Summa
Nov 24 '18 at 4:23
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model_base_path should be a directory, the parent folder of the version folder of saved_model.pb and variables, not a file. For example, for the following directory, model_base_path should be path_to_versionsversions.
`-- versions
`-- 1
|-- saved_model.pbtxt
`-- variables
|-- variables.data-00000-of-00001
`-- variables.index
answered Nov 23 '18 at 13:35
YidingYiding
866
model_base_path should be a directory, the parent folder of the version folder of saved_model.pb and variables, not a file. For example, for the following directory, model_base_path should be path_to_versionsversions.
`-- versions
`-- 1
|-- saved_model.pbtxt
`-- variables
|-- variables.data-00000-of-00001
`-- variables.index
answered Nov 23 '18 at 13:35
YidingYiding
866
answered Nov 23 '18 at 13:35
YidingYiding
866
answered Nov 23 '18 at 13:35
YidingYiding
866
answered Nov 23 '18 at 13:35
YidingYiding
866
866
Thanks @Yiding. I made change accordingly and 'model_base_path' is now pointing to the directory containing the .pb file and the variables folder. However, this attempt also threw error. command used (/serve/1 folder contains .pb file): tensorflow_model_server --rest_api_port=8501 --model_name=saved_model --model_base_path=$(<path to folder containing .pb file and variables folder>/CycleGAN-TensorFlow_v2/serve/1/) Please find below the new error: bash: <path to folder containing .pb file and variables folder>/CycleGAN-TensorFlow_v2/serve/1/: Is a directory Illegal instruction
– Summa
Nov 24 '18 at 4:23
add a comment |
Thanks @Yiding. I made change accordingly and 'model_base_path' is now pointing to the directory containing the .pb file and the variables folder. However, this attempt also threw error. command used (/serve/1 folder contains .pb file): tensorflow_model_server --rest_api_port=8501 --model_name=saved_model --model_base_path=$(<path to folder containing .pb file and variables folder>/CycleGAN-TensorFlow_v2/serve/1/) Please find below the new error: bash: <path to folder containing .pb file and variables folder>/CycleGAN-TensorFlow_v2/serve/1/: Is a directory Illegal instruction
– Summa
Nov 24 '18 at 4:23
Thanks @Yiding. I made change accordingly and 'model_base_path' is now pointing to the directory containing the .pb file and the variables folder. However, this attempt also threw error. command used (/serve/1 folder contains .pb file): tensorflow_model_server --rest_api_port=8501 --model_name=saved_model --model_base_path=$(<path to folder containing .pb file and variables folder>/CycleGAN-TensorFlow_v2/serve/1/) Please find below the new error: bash: <path to folder containing .pb file and variables folder>/CycleGAN-TensorFlow_v2/serve/1/: Is a directory Illegal instruction
– Summa
Nov 24 '18 at 4:23
Thanks @Yiding. I made change accordingly and 'model_base_path' is now pointing to the directory containing the .pb file and the variables folder. However, this attempt also threw error. command used (/serve/1 folder contains .pb file): tensorflow_model_server --rest_api_port=8501 --model_name=saved_model --model_base_path=$(<path to folder containing .pb file and variables folder>/CycleGAN-TensorFlow_v2/serve/1/) Please find below the new error: bash: <path to folder containing .pb file and variables folder>/CycleGAN-TensorFlow_v2/serve/1/: Is a directory Illegal instruction
– Summa
Nov 24 '18 at 4:23
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