Bridge fails to connect to printer #1
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So I opened Anycubic Slicer, I've selected the printer from the LAN tab, and then run the python script to get the credentials, I made sure to paste them on the website, after I just rebooted the script, and I get the following output:
Printer information:
Kobra X (Firmware version 1.2.0.2)
KX Bridge version: 0.9.1-beta10
Docker or Standalone ?
Ping Printerip is ok ?
It looks like your login credentials are incorrect. Please try running the password recovery tool with the --verbose parameter and test the passwords it finds. Does your username start with “user”?
Ye everything was fine, I ended up booting my laptop, and installed ASN there and just extracted the credentials from there, it is working, other than the camera.
Do you use Windows or Linux? For Windows, ffmpeg.exe must be in the same directory as the bridge. I'm currently working on an update for the Windows version as well. A few bugs have been fixed, and the README has been updated accordingly. I'm glad to hear that it works in principl
I am using a docker container that just runs the python script. I've also found another issue, should I report it here, or make a new bug report, it is related to what I would assume is filament parsing.
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RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends ffmpeg && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*see dockerfile in repo .
Fixed in v0.9.1-beta12:
The error message for wrong MQTT credentials (code 20020005) is now human-readable:
Wrong MQTT credentials (wrong username, password or device ID).Make sure
extract_credentialsis run while the Anycubic Slicer is open and connected to your printer.Fmpeg is now not needed .