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      <title>Connecting your 3D printer to OctoPrint automatically</title>
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      <description>Recently I joined the group of 3d printer owners and OctoPrint users. After some days I got annoyed by the fact that so far nobody seems to have thought about automatically connecting a printer to OctoPrint after turning the printer on. If you start OctoPrint after your printer, everything works fine. But here OctoPrint runs 24/7 but I turn off the printer when it is done with printing.
My solution of the problem is based on udev and systemd and should work on most recent Linux installations.</description>
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