They've definitely got their own unique keys and the request for keys when in Printer Management is met with the correct key and user info. DM in a sec...
Had a short day today so I thought I'd investigate further. Fired up Cura, loaded and sliced a random model, Print with OctoPrint. Switched printers, loaded up the same model, sliced, Print with OctoPrint..
Did the same thing with two different models, worked fine... Figures. lol
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Issues that magically resolve themselves have a tendency to reoccur. If it does reoccur, please let me know.
So far, so good. In and out of Cura a couple times today and it's doing what I expect it to. I'm thinking it's a combination of errors; PEBKAC and ID10T. 🙂
You forget that I also have a keyboard and a chair 😉
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Smithy 1,146
Let's ask the expert @ahoeben
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ahoeben 2,012
If you have two printers configured in Cura, each connected with a different OctoPrint instance, each should store its own key. I am not sure what is going wrong. Could you DM me, so we can exchange some files without exposing your keys to the world?
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