What did you already try to solve it?
Installed on a Pi 3B+ and a 32Gb micro ssd,Octoprint 0.16 And edited octopi-wpa-supplicant with the desired WPA SSID and password.
All according to the install document.
Logs (octoprint.log, serial.log or output on terminal tab at a minimum, browser error console if UI issue ... no logs, no support!)
Sorry no log available cant login
Additional information about your setup (OctoPrint version, OctoPi version, printer, firmware, browser, operating system, ... as much data as possible)
Good! It's a step further.
Now you can log into SSH of the Pi with Putty
After logging in, you can type ifconfig
That gives you informations about the network connections.
I get a conncetion refused when I try to connect with putty.
Any suggestion the file 'ssh' exists in bhe root directory on the sd card.
I'm out of otions now I guess.
I can open the web interface but that is all I can from my computer to the Octopi.
Yes I know .
But when I start putty with port 22 I get a connection refused.
And when I use "advanced IP scanner" from my PC there in no ssh service active on my Octopi.
@Outsourced as you can see the conditions you've mentioned are met.
I've done that, but no ssh connection is possible so far.
The file ssh is on the SD card, but I cant open a login session.
a 3B+ model now can support 5Ghz wifi zones; it's possible that you're attempting to connect to an unfamiliar zone on your router. you might try to ask your router what connected devices there are to investigate
share your /boot/octopi-wpa-supplicant.txt but redact your wifi password for us. note the file extension I've used.
Still struggeling to get acces to my freshly installed Octoprint Pi.
I've managed to gain acces to the web interface is, via Ethernet.
But a ssh connection on port 22 gives a 'connection aborted' message.
Even Wifi is not functioning.
Anyone a clue?
Okay, so the Ethernet connection has a bound IP address and it's allowed you to access the OctoPrint web interface. But ssh hasn't been enabled. I have to assume that the /boot/ssh file isn't in the first partition.
At this point, I would use the web interface to shutdown the computer, remove the microSD, put it into your workstation and—assuming macOS—you'd:
I'm not sure where the boot volume is mounted on Windows so you'd have to figure that out yourself. From a DOS prompt though...
copy con ssh
Ctl-Z
In other words, copy con ssh will start a session in which the console is being piped into a file called ssh. Pressing the keys Ctl+Z will end that session. The result should be a zero-byte file.
It's quite likely that you might need to do this in an Administrator command prompt so that you have the rights to create a file on this partition.
Frankly I'd suggest a reflash. OctoPi should come with SSH enabled. And WiFi should work.
Reflash, try again, if it doesn't work then it's time to look into firewall settings on your Windows computer and to also share the WiFi config (with redacted credentials).
Eureka, Gina had the right suggestion.
I've flashed the image again and ssh HTTP are runnig as they should.
below is the interface allocation: http://octopi.local http://192.168.178.22 http://192.168.178.21
http://[2001:1c04:1100:cb00:4e3f:5eed:3ad8:85ea]
http://[2001:1c04:1100:cb00:7924:ed50:13cf:874b]
