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non-localhost ollama server fix- get ollama host from base_url#39

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@infectedresearch infectedresearch commented Jul 19, 2025

Suspect someone's API changed- ollama? httpx? Anyway this works :)

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  • Refactor
    • Updated the method for determining the host URL used for Ollama API calls, improving compatibility with different client configurations. No changes to user-facing features.

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The update changes the way the Ollama API host URL is determined within the call_ollama_api function. Instead of using the host attribute from the client object, the function now retrieves the host URL from the base_url attribute of the client._client sub-object, if present.

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src/dolphin_mcp/providers/ollama.py Modified logic for selecting the Ollama API host URL in one function

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A rabbit hopped to Ollama’s den,
Seeking the host once again.
No longer just “host” in the client’s hand,
But “_client.base_url” throughout the land!
With URLs found in deeper nests,
Our code now hops with subtle finesse.
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523-524: Avoid relying on a private _client attribute for host extraction

Accessing client._client.base_url couples us to an internal implementation that may change without warning. Instead, try using any public host attribute first, then fall back to the HTTPX base_url, and ensure you still default to DEFAULT_API_HOST. For example, in src/dolphin_mcp/providers/ollama.py around lines 523–524:

-    host = DEFAULT_API_HOST
-    if client and hasattr(client._client, 'base_url'):
-        host = client._client.base_url
+    host = DEFAULT_API_HOST
+    if client:
+        try:
+            # Prefer a public attribute if the SDK still exposes it
+            host = getattr(client, 'host', None) or host
+            # Fallback to HTTPX base_url for newer SDK versions
+            if hasattr(client, '_client'):
+                host = getattr(client._client, 'base_url', host)
+        except Exception as e:
+            logger.warning(f"Could not extract Ollama host ({e}), using default")

• Verify that both older and newer Ollama SDK versions expose either client.host or client._client.base_url as expected.
• Add or update tests to confirm correct URL resolution across versions.

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