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How is the authorisation is given on remote connexion ?
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· How is the authorisation is given on remote connexion ?
Authorization is give on the remote printer's screen.
the request for authorization receives an ID and KEY this is stored on both printers and when you click OK on the remote machine this is saved as an authorized user (see /var/lib/griffin/http_api_users.json)
When you only have one printer it should already automatically be added to cura connect though, since the software controlling the printer is then running on the same machine as cura connect no authorization is required.
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Authorization is give on the remote printer's screen.
the request for authorization receives an ID and KEY this is stored on both printers and when you click OK on the remote machine this is saved as an authorized user (see /var/lib/griffin/http_api_users.json)
When you only have one printer it should already automatically be added to cura connect though, since the software controlling the printer is then running on the same machine as cura connect no authorization is required.
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