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The "Request to Plugin Daemon Service failed-500" error usually means the LLM node can't communicate properly with the plugin daemon service due to a server-side issue. This is often caused by misconfiguration, network problems (especially with Docker), timeouts, or plugin dependency failures. Check these .env variables and settings:
Also, check that the plugin daemon service is running and accessible, and review its logs for more details. If you recently updated Dify, make sure your plugin daemon image is up to date (the latest is 0.5.2-local as of late December 2025) source. More troubleshooting tips and .env variable details can be found in these references:
If the error persists after checking these, review your Docker and plugin daemon logs for more clues. To reply, just mention @dosu. How did I do? Good | Irrelevant | Incorrect | Verbose | Hallucination | Report 🐛 | Other |
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The execution time is fine when it's three minutes, could it be related to the network?
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Or it may be related to the size of the uploaded video. |
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Four minutes later, an error message will appear: Request to Plugin Daemon Service failed-500.
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@libin1219 Is there a solution to this? When I upload a file for gemini to parse, it will appear when the file is too large |
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