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Moonraker timelapse add-on #195
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May I? I've been following your description in docker-compose.custom.moonraker-timelapse.override.yaml and added this to docker-compose.override.yaml:
and yes I've skipped ustreamer / webcam as I run a go2rtc instance on another machine... I've also added a timelapse.cfg to my ./config dir and the line
to my printer.cfg Also my moonraker.conf now contains:
But with the [timelapse] part active moonraker won't start:
I've also already removed the klipper image and repulled it... To me it seems that the part from override.yaml is ignored. :-( |
@mircsicz is that your full override file? If not, please upload the file here. Did you see any build action when starting the stack? |
@mkuf yeap thats all there's to it ;-) I couldn't see any build when starting with: And a 'docker compose --progress plain build' also left no output at all I've rm'd the klipper image again and ran it:
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@mircsicz The way you specify profiles in your Moonraker is also missing, as it is tied to a specific set of profiles, because it would not be needed if one would choose octoprint as frontend for example. Lines 52 to 57 in 39e391e
The profile argument needs to be repeated for every profile, so the correct syntax for you would be as outlined in the readme Line 171 in 39e391e
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Just Found it in your docs, SORRY once again RTFM 🤨 EDIT: initial respond was from the phone while traveling, thx for sending the hint directly in your message! It now works (neaarly) as expected <3 |
@mircsicz No worries. :) @Pneumanifest is the info in #195 (comment) sufficient so we can close this issue or do you need any further guidance? |
Would it be possible to add a script for installing Moonraker timelapse? Is that even possible with a docker setup?
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