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Hey, I have a weird issue I'm kind of stumped on. I have a Docker container slicing customisable print jobs with CuraEngine which it then sends to the printer via the printer API. This setup has worked so far, but today I restarted the Docker container and now get a 405: Client Error METHOD NOT ALLOWED error when trying to send the printjob to the printer with requests.post(http://192.168.1.x/api/v1/print_job', files={'jobname': jobname, 'file': gcode_file}, auth=requests.auth.HTTPDigestAuth(ILAUMS5_USER, ILAUMS5_PASS)) Usually a 405 error indicates that the method used is not allowed for the endpoint I'm trying to reach, but the /print_job endpoint can be reached both over GET and POST, so this should not be the issue. I have also verified that the credentials are valid, the file exists and the jobname is valid. Does anyone have an idea what I am missing? Any help is very much appreciated.

Oh yes, that is of course it. Thanks for pointing that stupid mistake out to me! This is also a very helpful tip, though, being able to look directly into the printers kernel ring buffer can come in quite handy I bet. Big thank you to both of you!

Hey, I have a question regarding the Ultimaker API on my S5: For a couple of days now, I have been unable to use new credentials for my printer. I'm using Python with the requests library to do this. Obtaining new credentials with requests.post('http://192.168.1.x/api/v1/auth/request', data={'application': 'program', 'user': 'Docker'}) works fine and returns a new id, key pair which I then confirm by hand on the printer. Querying /check/id also works and returns "authorized". But if I try to verify the id,key pair with requests.post('http://192.168.1.x/api/v1/auth/verify', auth=requests.auth.HTTPDigestAuth(usr, pwd)) where I have saved the id and key into usr and pwd respectively, it returns 405: Method not allowed Unfortunately the API documentation does not mention this error code at all, so I am confused as to why this is happening. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!