SOLVED Unable to upload file. Make sure [it has] ... .gcode

[jax200 1]

I am getting the following Octoprint error message, yet the file I am attempting to upload is indeed a .gcode file I saved after Cura slicing.   (This ended up as an Octoprint issue.)

 

 

 

 

Upload failed

Could not upload the file. Make sure that it is a readable, valid file with one of these extensions: .g, .gco, .gcode

Edited March 28, 2021 by jax200

[MacDee 0]

I don't know if it is a related issue but I also couldn't upload a file Octoprint with the plugin. Octoprint Plugin option missing after I sliced I only had the option to "save file". Figured it must have had something to do with me reflashing octopi. Couldn't find Octoprint connection option under "Manage printer" in Cura. So I uninstalled plugin and tried again twice without luck.

 using:

Cura 4.8.0 on WIndows 10

octopi 0.18.0
octoprint 1.5.3
 

[ahoeben 1,981]

4 hours ago, MacDee said:

I don't know if it is a related issue

It is not. This issue has already been marked as solved.

 

Please open a new thread, and include a link to your Cura.log. It can be found in the configuration folder in Cura, which can be accessed via Help -> Show configuration folder. Please upload the cura.log file somewhere (dropbox. google drive, etc) and post a link.

[nallath 1,124]

Also, please don't post octoprint issues in the ultimaker.com feedback part of the forum.

[ahoeben 1,981]

@MacDee's problem seems to have been a case of unintentionally disabling the plugin in the Installed tab of the Marketplace. See https://community.octoprint.org/t/cura-octoprint-connection-lost-after-octopi-update/32518/5?u=fieldofview