Sending printjob from OrcaSlicer not possible (HTTP 404: Requested file not found.)
I searched the internet yesterday and today but unfortunately didn't find a solution...
When I try to send a print job to the server from OrcaSlicer (1.9.0), I get the following error:
Error uploading to print host:
HTTP 404: Requested file not found.
What am I doing wrong here or what have I overlooked?
When I try to send a print job to the server from OrcaSlicer (1.9.0), I get the following error:
Error uploading to print host:
HTTP 404: Requested file not found.
The server (full version, Pi4-8gb) is connected via WLAN and can be easily operated from the machine with the slicer. The printer is (half) self-made with the latest MARLIN 2.1.x bugfix. In Orca I can see and control the server under the menu point "device".
So the connection over LAN/WLAN works well in both directions.
What I also wonder about is the error message "Requested file not found"... Which file? From where? Where?
What am I doing wrong here or what have I overlooked?
Greetz
Micha
Comments
Which slicer works perfectly with Repetier on a Windows system?
Cura is already clear that the plugin specified in the FAQ has not been further developed since Cura 5.0 and cannot be persuaded to cooperate in Cura 5.5...
In PrusaSlicer you can upload or print directly when you configure it.
Apart from that all slicers work, just you need to manually upload gcode after downloading it from slicer.
Prusa I haven't check out. I have worked before with CURA and OctoServer. But Octo don't can handle more then one printer so I swap over to Repetier Pro. Now I have to learn again to handle all the stuff. Both Orce vs Cura and also Octo vs Repetier are different worlds...
http://192.168.1.129:3344
and then of course APIKey must match the server api key. Testing worked already and after refresh printers I could also select the printer. Then slice and print where it asks if you print or upload to a certain group.
Ok, tomorrow I try to use a wired LAN cable. Have to take care of my wife before due a cable flying freely through the house has a very modest WAF ...
At 1st I will try with a wired to prevent all possible faults that are possible at WLAN and then I see future ...
- CURA including all auxiliary folders (appdata & co.) deleted and remaining links with CC deleted
- Reinstalled CURA (5.6.0), started, created printer "GEEEE_i3".
- CURA ended, folder copied to the plugin directory, CURA started.
- Entered connection IP and selected printer
- Entered API in the following dialog
EDIT say: Still works... Funny...
Ok, if there are no further problems, that's it for now...
One more thing struck me:
If the printer name in Repetier itself contains a space, this space will be displayed in CURA or in your connector by an underscore. Maybe that's where the problems came from?
Sure... But I hope the author read also here
I had a defective SSD and had to set everything up again. See also the thread https://forum.repetier.com/discussion/comment/46556#Comment_46556
The new SSD arrived today and everything is (actually) ready to go. So I tried to reconnect CURA to the RS...
And now I'm running into the wall again... And of course I transferred the current API ID and didn't take the old ID; Needless to say...
Somehow I still had in the back of my mind that the names all had to be the same. I did that too, as you can see from the picture chain below. However, the plugin only finds the printer "GEEE" instead of "P1_GEEE".
Sorry, but I just don't get it... Can someone please help me