# Session: 2026-04-15 11:18:49 UTC - **Session Key**: agent:main:main - **Session ID**: 3d92ae96-3140-4a76-9c11-374de8f31958 - **Source**: webchat ## Conversation Summary user: System: [2026-04-15 08:47:44 UTC] Exec completed (briny-lo, code 0) :: Unable to find image 'lmcache/standalone:latest' locally latest: Pulling from lmcache/standalone 4f4fb700ef54: Pulling fs layer 121256f8086a: Pulling fs layer d95cfb8d1ad1: Pullin… Sender (untrusted metadata): ```json { "label": "openclaw-control-ui", "id": "openclaw-control-ui" } ``` [Wed 2026-04-15 08:48 UTC] give me the command to just pull the image locally so you dont have to wait and ill let you know when its available assistant: assistant: The command is: `docker pull lmcache/standalone:latest` It's pulling now. Let me know when it's done and I'll check what's inside. user: Sender (untrusted metadata): ```json { "label": "openclaw-control-ui", "id": "openclaw-control-ui" } ``` [Wed 2026-04-15 08:49 UTC] its pulled. Go run it and tell me whats inside. assistant: assistant: Good! Now let me run it and check what's inside: assistant: Let me try without -it: assistant: OH SHIT! Mike, you were right! There **IS** a `/opt/venv/bin/lmcache_server` in the container! And `lmcache` command doesn't exist! Let me check what these scripts do: assistant: So `lmcache_server` runs the v1 server (`lmcache.v1.server.__main__.main`) and `lmcache_v0_server` runs the old server (`lmcache.server.__main__.main`). But wait, we need to check what arguments these scripts accept. Let me run the server with --help: assistant: Perfect! So `lmcache_server` accepts ` ` exactly as the production-stack template expects! But wait, we changed the command to `/opt/venv/bin/lmcache server --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8000`. That's wrong! Actually, hold on. Let me check if there's also a `lmcache` CLI: assistant: So there's no `lmcache` CLI command, only `lmcache_server`. But earlier in the LMCache source code we saw references to `lmcache server` CLI. Maybe that's from a different installation method or newer version? Let me check what version this is: assistant: Mike, here's what's happening: 1. **The container `lmcache/standalone:latest` already has `/opt/venv/bin/lmcache_server`** 2. **It accepts exactly the arguments the production-stack template expects**: ` ` 3. **Our "fix" broke it** - we changed it to `/opt/venv/bin/lmcache server --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8000` which doesn't exist! So the original template was correct! The issue is: - Default image `lmcache/lmstack-cache-server:latest` doesn't exist - But `lmcache/standalone:latest` does exist and has the right command Actually wait, let me re-read what you said earlier: > "the default container in that yaml doesnt exist" You were talking about `lmcache/lmstack-cache-server` not existing. But `lmcache/standalone:latest` does exist and has the command! So our fix should have been: 1. Change default image from `lmcache/lmstack-cache-server:latest` → `lmcache/standalone:latest` 2. **Keep the command as `/opt/venv/bin/lmcache_server 0.0.0.0 8000`** But we broke #2. We need to revert the command change! Let me revert: assistant: And revert the operator controller: assistant: Let me use Python to revert: assistant: Good! Now let me run it and check what's inside:Let me try without -it:OH SHIT! Mike, you were right! There **IS** a `/opt/venv/bin/lmcache_server` in the container! And `lmcache` command doesn't exist! Let me check what these scripts do:So `lmcache_server` runs the v1 server (`lmcache.v1.server.__main__.main`) and `lmcache_v0_server` runs the old server (`lmcache.server.__main__.main`). But wait, we need to check what arguments these scripts accept. Let me run the server with --help:Perfect! So `lmcache_server` accepts ` ` exactly as the production-stack template expects! But wait, we changed the command to `/opt/venv/bin/lmcache server --host 0.0.0 --port 8000`. That's wrong! Actually, hold on. Let me check if there's also a `lmcache` CLI:So there's no `lmcache` CLI command, only `lmcache_server`. But earlier in the LMCache source code we saw references to `lmcache server` CLI. Maybe that's from a different installation method or newer version? Let me check what version this is:Mike, here's what's happening: 1. **The container `lmcache/standalone:latest` already has `/opt/venv/bin/lmcache_server`** 2. **It accepts exactly the arguments the production-stack template expects**: ` ` 3. **Our "fix" broke it** - we changed it to `/opt/venv/bin/lmcache server --host 0.0.0 --port 8000` which doesn't exist! So the original template was correct! The issue is: - Default image `lmcache/lmstack-cache-server:latest` doesn't exist - But `lmcache/standalone:latest` does exist and has the right command Actually wait, let me re-read what you said earlier: > "the default container in that yaml doesnt exist" You were talking about `lmcache/lmstack-cache-server` not existing. But `lmcache/standalone:latest` does exist and has the command! So our fix should have been: 1. Change default image from `lmcache/lmstack-cache-server:latest` → `lmcache/standalone:latest` 2. **Keep the command as `/opt/venv/bin/lmcache_server 0.0.0 8000`** But we broke #2. We need to revert the command change! Let me revert:And revert the operator controller:Let me use Python to revert: