moonraker-home-assistant VS OctoPrint-OctoEverywhere

I created an automation that requires a trigger that the extruder reaches a temperature of 32 with a condition that the printer is in 'standby' state with info from this Integration, and then shuts down the Tapo Switch. I will test it and see how it goes.

I have a Raspberry Pi P400 and a TPLink Tapo P100 which I got to work with instructions from this reddit post, and I have my printer hooked up to the switch. I am able to turn the switch on and off from Home Assistant as well as Mainsail on the Raspberry. I used instructions from here to get Home Assistant to read information from my printer connected to the Creality Sonic Pad.

You should try OctoEverywhere for remote access, AI failure detection, and more! I might be biased, since I’m the developer behind the project. But I would love to know what you think if you try it!

Yes it is! check it out it's actually very easy to set up. It only takes a few minutes. I just set it up a few days ago. I use it with the mobileraker app. The basic version is free.

I browsed the https://github.com/QuinnDamerell/OctoPrint-OctoEverywhere/tree/master/moonraker_installer and didn't see any script to remove octoeverywhere.

Installing plugin "OctoEverywhere - Free Remote Access, AI Failure Detection, And More!" from https://github.com/QuinnDamerell/OctoPrint-OctoEverywhere/archive/master.zip...

To fix your problem: There are however various solutions to access/connect to your octoprint instance when you are not at home. I myself for example am using a VPN that's hosted on my router which I can login to. Then, my cellphone data internet connection works like as if I were at home in my local network (WiFi), hence giving me access to my octoprint instance. Another possibility would be to use services like OctoEverywhere. There you would have to create an account and install the plugin in octoprint. Basically it works like this: your printer connects to the servers from OctoEverywhere via a secure connection. OctoEverywhere will then provide you with an URL where you can connect to your printer (via their servers).

I mean I guess the simplest way would be to use something like OctoEverywhere to send a notification when the print is paused.

Check it out! https://octoeverywhere.com

Nice work bud, this is the repo? https://github.com/QuinnDamerell/OctoPrint-OctoEverywhere also you support all the proprietary chats, do you support any good protocols, like matrix?

Viewing the stream through octoeverywhere.com

OctoEverywhere : Failure detection worked OK but missed a lot. It was expensive for home use. Obico self hosted : fails to connect to server often, also missed a lot.