At first, I changed them to make the setup more secure, but got the same error. Just to make sure that there weren't any typos or pasted blanks, I went with the original values.
I started with 3D printing just before Xmas last year and got myself a Sovol SV06 ACE. Open source, Klipper, large enough for my needs. But not that easy for an absolute beginner. Many mistakes made with regards to settings.
Just two weeks ago, I bought an A1 Mini as backup and because it simply works. OK, you should use Bambu's filaments to make it 100% fool proof, but just take a look at how long it takes to swap a nozzle on the A1 vs the same operation on the Sovol. No way I'm gonna change from .4 or .2 for a single print job on the big machine.
Long story short: yes, Bambu's policies suck, but the Mini is a fanstastic machine.
The credentials are already being set in the stack:
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: rootpass MYSQL_DATABASE: friendica MYSQL_USER: friendicauser MYSQL_PASSWORD: friendicapassAt first, I changed them to make the setup more secure, but got the same error. Just to make sure that there weren't any typos or pasted blanks, I went with the original values.
I started with 3D printing just before Xmas last year and got myself a Sovol SV06 ACE. Open source, Klipper, large enough for my needs. But not that easy for an absolute beginner. Many mistakes made with regards to settings.
Just two weeks ago, I bought an A1 Mini as backup and because it simply works. OK, you should use Bambu's filaments to make it 100% fool proof, but just take a look at how long it takes to swap a nozzle on the A1 vs the same operation on the Sovol. No way I'm gonna change from .4 or .2 for a single print job on the big machine.
Long story short: yes, Bambu's policies suck, but the Mini is a fanstastic machine.