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# octoprint_deploy
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These files provide a simple bash script for quickly deploying multiple octoprint instances on a single computer (Ubuntu/debian based systems).
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# How to use
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* Install Ubuntu on computer of interest.
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* Install Octoprint. You can follow the directions here: https://octoprint.org/download/
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or here: https://community.octoprint.org/t/setting-up-octoprint-on-a-raspberry-pi-running-raspbian/2337
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* Start up Octoprint for the first time to setup a base instance profile. The base profile will be edited in several places with `INSTANCE` to allow modifications during deployment.
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* During setup, edit the restart script: `sudo systemctl restart INSTANCE`
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* After the initial setup is done, reload the server and edit the Additional Serial Port field: `/dev/octo_INSTANCE`
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* You can also edit the server name under apperance with: `INSTANCE`
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[PLACE HOLDERS FOR EDITING STUFF]
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* Make sure whichever printer you are installing for is not plugged in via USB
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* Go to wherever you downloaded octoprint_deploy: cd octoprint_deploy
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* Run the bash script: $ sudo ./addnew_printer.sh
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* And follow the instructions. Defaults are shown in brackets:
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>UNPLUG PRINTER FROM USB
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>Enter the name for new printer/instance:
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>*printer01*
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>Port on which this instance will run (ENTER will increment last value in /etc/octoprint_ports):
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>Selected port is: 5000
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>Octoprint Daemon User [paul]:
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>Octoprint Daemon Path [/home/paul/OctoPrint/venv/bin/octoprint]:
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>Octoprint Config Path [/home/paul/]:
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>Auto-detect printer serial number for udev entry?*y*
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>Plug your printer in via USB now (detection time-out in 2 min)
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>Serial number detected as: AL03M8MG
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>Octoprint instance template base folder [/home/paul/.octoprint]:
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>Do you want to proceed? *y*
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This will do the following:
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1. Copy everything in ~/.octoprint to ~/.printer01 with modifications
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2. Update udev rules so this printer will always be at port /dev/octo_printer01
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3. Create, start, and enable the service printer01 to control that octoprint instance.
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