Guilty as charged

Yeah, I know what you're talking about... I'm jailed in homeoffice more or less since the crisis started, and kept my homeoffice/workshop/mancave tidy since then. I absolutely cannot work in an untidy environment, although I am more relaxed otherwise. I read about people belonging to one of two grou...

Congratulations

Okay, first layer calibration took me a really long time. Not because the printer had an issue, but because I found it quite hard to see the difference between too thick and too thin layers. At least this was the case after only reading the Prusa manual. These links made it a lot clearer for me: Ver...

rpineau wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 21, 2020 10:07 pm

Let us know how it perform for you.

I will. Still not satisfied with the calibration of mine, a problem you would of course not have if you buy the assembled and tested one instead

I was tempted, what I fear though... a crap load of issues and I sadly don't have the time to mess about for days :( Not that I have much experience, but I guess, 3D-printing is still something quite hobbyist. There are machines that you just unpack and start printing with, but if you want good qua...

As promised:

Again, probably a rights problem. If the webserver running as "www-data" cannot access the files, he cannot show them. Most likely the files you uploaded are now owned by exxos:exxos. You can either change the owner of these files every time you upload them, or you put the user www-data in the exxos...

Just to be sure, you ARE in the /var/www/ directory, aren't you?

If not: