octoprint-docker VS octoprint_install

I set up Octoprint in a Docker Container and used the docker compose from github (https://github.com/OctoPrint/octoprint-docker/blob/master/docker-compose.yml)

And my 71-octoprint.docker.rules sourced from this piece of documentation where /dev/byregot_temp is where the printer is to be mounted in the container.

I have a host machine with Docker that I would like to control two printers over USB using the Docker image. The printers won't always be powered, and when they're on, won't necessarily be on at the same time/powered in the same order. This results in them being mounted to different locations depending on which is powered first. I have been looking through similar posts such as this and this which had some great answers from the maintainer of the image.

And after this, you can run the docker image of octopi https://github.com/OctoPrint/octoprint-docker

Have a look here https://github.com/OctoPrint/octoprint-docker very easy and simple to setup, takes 5 min

OctoPrint is not designed to be used as outlined in this tutorial as such there are known issues; refer here for documentation. Furthermore, since this is an unsupported configuration do NOT contact the developers of OctoPrint nor those of your printer's firmware with troubleshooting or bug reporting. Think of it this way, imagine you paid for OctoPrint or some really awesome community firmware and it came with a lifetime warranty, by proceeding with this guide you would be voiding that warranty. But, guess what? You did not and it does not so you have less than zero right to ask for, much less expect any level of support from them. That said, should you have issues I will try my best to help, but I am not a linux Yoda, I'm not even a bash Grogu (I'm just a random self-taught internet dude with slightly below average intelligence who fancies bending machines to his will like Professor Xavier does minds; SkyNet will find no quarters on my networks or devices!) so it's best to continue with the mindset that basically you're on your own from here on out. If anything I say is imprecise or inaccurate, please kindly let me know and I will make the appropriate edits.

git clone https://github.com/paukstelis/octoprint_install.git.

I'm using an Inovato Quadra on my Ender 3 Pro. It was easy to setup with this script.

https://github.com/paukstelis/octoprint_install This is the installer script I used on my orange pi to set it up. Through the setup process it has you connect your webcam and set resolution and frame rate. Make sure you choose mjpg streamer vs ustreamer because Octolapse doesn't allow you to change camera settings if you choose ustreamer.

This script can help get Octoprint set up.

The guides I followed (this and this) both set the Octoprint service to autostart, so I can reboot from the browser or SSH or power cycle and Octoprint is active.

Should you have wanted to save yourself significant time, just could have just installed Debian and run the octoprint_install script: https://github.com/paukstelis/octoprint_install

Sorry, that's my bad. I'm running OctoPi on an old desktop, set up with Octoprint_Install: https://github.com/paukstelis/octoprint_install. The stream URL it gave by default is /cam_octoprint/?action=stream. Though while typing this comment, you did tip me off to something that actually fixed it! I was able to access my Octoprint instance with the Port 5000 URL, so never tried it without it. Once I deleted that port from the URL, I was able to access my Octoprint instance and the webcam stream is functioning! Thank you for your help!