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Here’s the full analysis:

== DIAGNOSIS ==

The pod was RESTARTED ~3 minutes ago (uptime: 3 min). After restart:

1. PORT CONFLICT: RunPod’s default jupyter-lab reclaimed port 8888
   • jupyter-lab (PID 129) is listening on 0.0.0.0:8888
   • The RunPod proxy URL (gq8kq409jjxh7r-8888) maps directly to port 8888
   • So right now you’re hitting jupyter-lab, not the chat app

2. server.py IS NOT RUNNING: The FastAPI chat server was killed on restart and never restarted

3. GPU IS IDLE: RTX 2000 Ada, 0 processes, 2MiB VRAM used

4. MODEL FILES ARE INTACT: /workspace/model/hf-model/ has model.safetensors (652MB), tokenizer, config — all good

== WHAT TO DO ==

Two options:

Option A (quick — kill jupyter-lab, use port 8888):

• Kill jupyter-lab
• Start server.py on port 8888
• Proxy URL works immediately
• Downside: lose jupyter-lab

Option B (keep both — use nginx port 8081):

• Start server.py on port 8080 (or any free port)
• Add nginx route: 8081 → localhost:8080
• Use RunPod proxy: gq8kq409jjxh7r-8081
• Downside: different URL

Option C (best — reassign ports):

• Move jupyter-lab to 8889 or stop it
• Run server.py on 8888
• Same proxy URL as before

Which option do you want? I can SSH in and fix it right now.

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