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29 lines
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# Startup
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Set a network port in addon settings to be able to access the WebUI.
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# Addon configuration
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## Trusted proxies
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*If you have placed a reverse proxy in front of Home Assistant*, by setting trusted proxies you should be able to use HTTPS. For more information, see [Caddy documentation](https://caddyserver.com/docs/caddyfile/directives/reverse_proxy).
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# OctoPrint integration
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You can use the OctoPrint integration with this addon. Go to Home Assistant, add integration OctoPrint, and use the following:
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- Host: `cce6f2d5-3dprinter-octoprint` (use the add-on hostname, the first part could differ).
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- port: 5000
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- Don't use SSL (leave unchecked)
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Go to OctoPrint WebUI, you should see a request for authentication.
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# Camera
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This addon does not include a camera server, it has to be setup separately.
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You could, for instance, use the addon [camera-mjpg-streamer](https://github.com/fredrikbaberg/ha-3dprinter-addons/tree/main/camera-mjpg-streamer) available in the same repository. Note that this method **only allows for snapshot**, it does **NOT** work for camera stream as this requires the browser/app used to directly access the stream.
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# Remote access
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If you need remote access, have a look at [remote access plugins for OctoPrint](https://plugins.octoprint.org/topics/remote_access/). Remember to **NEVER** directly portforward your OctoPrint instance to the internet!
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