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Updated February 2022.
Updated April 2022.
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# octoprint_deploy
These files provide a simple bash script for quickly deploying multiple octoprint instances on a single computer.
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* haproxy entries are updated so you can connect via http://octopi.local/instancename/ (trailing slash is needed)
* Ubuntu/Mint/Fedora (Fedora not completely tested)
* Install Ubuntu 20-21.X, Mint 20.3+, or Fedora35+ on your system (make sure your user is admin for sudo)
* Install git if it isn't already: `sudo apt install git`
* Install git if it isn't already: `sudo apt install git` or `sudo dnf install git`
* run the command `git clone https://github.com/paukstelis/octoprint_deploy.git`
* run the command `sudo octoprint_deploy/octoprint_deploy.sh`
* Choose `Prepare System` from the menu. This will install necessary packages, install octoprint, and start an instance
* This converts your installation into an 'OctoBuntu'-style installation.
* Choose `Prepare System` from the menu. Select your distribution type. This will install necessary packages, install octoprint, and start a template instance
* This converts your installation into an 'OctoBuntu'-style installation. Use `OctoBuntu` for all identifiers after this point.
* Setup admin user by connecting to your system (either http://localhost:5000 or http://[hostname]:5000 via browser
* Continue with octoprint_deploy script and setup all your instances.
* You may have to logout/reboot before connecting to printers or cameras as dialout and video permissions are established during setup.
* What else can you do?
* Remove instances
* Add USB webcams AFTER you've created the instance
* Test USB connections
# Recent Changes
* Add duplicate serial number detection.
* Add architecture check to minimize errors where a system gets prepared as OctoPi when someone is using Ubuntu/Fedora/etc.