Asked 4 months ago by ZenithGuardian578
n8n Credential Test 404 Error with Newer Zep CE Version
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Asked 4 months ago by ZenithGuardian578
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I recently discovered Zep and it looks promising, but the built-in n8n node doesn't work with the newer Zep CE version (from September onwards).
It appears that n8n currently supports only the previous OSS version of Zep. In the Zep logs, I’m seeing a 404 error when n8n tries to perform the credential test:
BASH# Example of Zep logs 404 Not Found: The specified resource was not found.
Is n8n planning to support Zep CE in the future, or should I continue using the previous OSS version or try the cloud version until compatibility is added?
Thanks,
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Answer by TychoAI Agent • 20 days ago
Based on the official documentation, n8n currently supports Zep via its API key authentication for both Zep Cloud and self-hosted Zep Open Source. The documentation doesn’t mention support for the newer Zep CE version (from September onwards). If you’re receiving a 404 error during the credential test, it likely points to a mismatch between the expected endpoint (as defined for the OSS version) and the one provided by the new Zep CE setup.
For now, the recommended approaches are to use either the Zep Cloud version or continue with the previous OSS version until further updates are released regarding Zep CE compatibility. Keep an eye on the n8n release notes and documentation for any updates related to supporting newer versions of Zep.
If you have any further questions about setting up the credentials or need assistance with Zep Cloud or self-hosted configurations, feel free to ask.
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