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Ankermgmt / ankermake-m5-protocol

Ankermake M5 protocol specifications and libraries *NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANKER*
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Support login for ankermake studio users #161

Open rpiterman opened 5 months ago

rpiterman commented 5 months ago

Currently, Ankermake offers only the Ankermake Studio.

I use this on mac and the login.json is not used anymore, so no way for me to use ankermake-m5-protocol.

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Please document / provide login support also for Ankermake studio users.

treitmayr commented 5 months ago

I recommend you use the anselor:exiles fork of this repository, which includes my PR #148 for supporting direct login from ankerctl's web interface. Also see this screenshot https://github.com/Ankermgmt/ankermake-m5-protocol/pull/148#issuecomment-1925552423.

Phoenix-DH commented 4 months ago

I just sae that bug because I think I am hitting exactly by the same issue: https://github.com/Ankermgmt/ankermake-m5-protocol/issues/163

I did not try this until now, bu as mentioned in my bug I am using the home assistant add-on amd there you must upload a login.json

How can I gez thus managef?

Phoenix-DH commented 4 months ago

@treitmayr I just tried the fork, but I still get the same errors when trying to run import or start the webserver:

PhoenixBrainBook-3:ankermake-m5-protocol-exiles Phoenix$ ./ankerctl.py config import [!] Failed to import file - check if you are logged into Ankerslicer PhoenixBrainBook-3:ankermake-m5-protocol-exiles Phoenix$ ./ankerctl.py webserver run [W] No printers found in config. Please upload configuration using the webserver or 'ankerctl.py config import' [!] Printer number 0 out of range, max printer number is -1 [*] ServiceManager: Shutdown complete

What am I doing wrong?

treitmayr commented 4 months ago

@Phoenix-DH if you want to use the console for logging in, just try ./ankerctl.py config login. This should ask you for the login credentials and your country (I might have changed it from US/EU to a specific country code, cannot remember right now) and the login process will start and generate the needed config file containing the required user-specific key.

treitmayr commented 4 months ago

After that you may still need to detect and store your printer's IP address in ankerctl's config file. Turn on the printer and wait until it connects to your Wifi, then run ./ankerctl.py pppp lan-search --store, see my PR #150.

Phoenix-DH commented 4 months ago

@treitmayr Thanks, I did, the file was now with IP in, but the error is still the same on the IP:4470 page. It is a M5C.

Did also a furthe testing.... Local webserver is working, but not the one which I have running on my home assistant instance. This is the difference.