Closed Dnozz closed 1 year ago
Turns out the reboot command wasn't sufficient enough for settings to "take hold". After a power cycle it magically came on..
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I followed the tutorial to the T and I'm getting this error.. I installed lightdm and update&&upgrade. In the TouchUI config, changed "localhost" to the actual local IP address, turned on/off auto-Port Scanning and tried different port numbers. I set the raspi-config to boot to user "pi" and to wait for a network connection before loading. (Even though these packets don't even go to my routers Firewall I double checked for any weird exclusions in my router (as the message recommends). Deleted any static IPs I had saved for other RPI's just in case. I can launch Chromium Browser from the Raspian Desktop successfully and am able to connect to Octoprint from that browser so I don't believe it's an issue with chromium.
The only strange thing I saw (and it may not be strange at all and prob completely unrelated (I don't believe this is a invalid user type error)), when setting up Octoprint config the username I entered is not the same username in the touchUI config file though when running the TouchUI helper I entered the username I setup in the octoprint start wizard. The username in the touchUI is set to "pi" which is the username I use for ssh. I tried changing it to the octoprint username, all that did is gave me a login on boot which dropped me to a terminal so I changed it back to "pi".
All help videos tell me to go into the OS firewall but this is a RPi!! I've started with a blank SDcard so all versions are the latest stable releases.