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lighttpd on port 443 should provide a central entry page, it should roughly allow to:

• select a default klipper config
• upload a modified klipper config
• configure klipper to be started at boot
• configure octoprint to be started at boot
• provide a link to octoprint (proxied by lighttpd via mod_proxy)
• backup/restore configurations
• change password
• enable/disable ssh
• change network settings

In the future:

• flash printer firmware
• update rootfs

So, Ive looked at the yocto build, and Ive got a few questions....

1. why run based on a machine_compatible build, dont enforce the machine, let the "user(s)" choose their own machine .. ie raspberrypi4, Xavier NX, or other board, Yocto itself supports so many.
2. Python2 is this a hard dependency ? Yocto uses python3 by default now.