I have generated a import.rdf file based on our data. This file is 416Mb. It is formatted similarly to: { set { _:user_1 <dgraph.type> "User" . [6,821,357 more lines] } I tried to process the file with curl -H "Content-Type: application/rdf" "localhost:8080/mutate?commitNow=true" -XPOST…

Hum, okay. So maybe there is a parser error. But it isn’t throwing correctly to the user. When you send the request, your cluster reports bad logs? like crash or “closing connection” and so on. 416Mb is very big you should use liveloader or bulkloader. Using these tools you can get more informatio…

Importing larger .rdf file with curl

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MichelDiz (Michel Diz) June 24, 2020, 5:15pm 2

Yes, 172.17.0.1 is from Docker Network.

Are you using whitelisting?

Also, “ErrorInvalidRequest” is a CURL error. Might mean that the params are wrong or the file doesn’t exist.

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Importing larger .rdf file with curl

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