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I don't think we can set up our own account for now.

Since the free Spaces environment has limited storage, capped at 50 GB.

https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/spaces-overview

I intentionally disabled the signup feature along with several other default OpenWebUI functionalities, such as auto follow-up, tags, titles, and so on.

Here's how it works: when not in temporary mode, every chat, file, tag, auto follow-up, user account, admin account, and other related data is stored in the webui.db database file (src/database/webui.db). Over time, this can cause the storage to grow significantly.

To prevent this, I use a temporary mode and set the database file permissions to 555, making it read-only. This ensures that no data is written to the database during interactions.

When cloned with user auth set to true, I can only see a sign-in form but no sign-up option. How can we enable users to sign up and log in?

Edit dockerfile, disable or remove copying and chmod database.

I don't think we can set up our own account for now.

You can, the key when cloning spaces is o dockerfile

When cloned with user auth set to true, I can only see a sign-in form but no sign-up option. How can we enable users to sign up and log in?

Edit dockerfile, disable or remove copying and chmod database.

I appreciate the response. I understand. I would be glad if you could tell me how I can re-enable the signup feature. For the database, I can use external services like Supabase if appropriate.

When cloned with user auth set to true, I can only see a sign-in form but no sign-up option. How can we enable users to sign up and log in?

Edit dockerfile, disable or remove copying and chmod database.

I appreciate the response. I understand. I would be glad if you could tell me how I can re-enable the signup feature. For the database, I can use external services like Supabase if appropriate.

You can see here: https://docs.openwebui.com/getting-started/env-configuration/