@dc42 I'm using a Duet 2 WiFi with firmware & DWC version 3.4.5. No expansion boards or RPI. To expand on my setup a bit, I'm running an ubuntu headless server with docker containers for traefik 2.10.1 and authelia. I'm then exposing via cloudflare tunnel (cloudflared) to avoid having to forward a port from my router. It's possible headers are being added at multiple stages through this chain, I was focusing on authelia because that was the straw that broke the camel's back so to speak.

As mentioned, removing authelia's four default authResponseHeaders (taken from here) reduced the number of headers such that DWC now loads in chrome with authelia in place, though I don't understand the system well enough to know if that is secure or if it causes any other problems.

@dc42 I'll have to figure out a proper method of tracking down exactly what headers are being added. I'm a little bit in information overload right now lol, learning this stuff as I go.

After some playing around with the configuration I did find that removing authelia's default authResponseHeaders of Remote-User, Remote-Groups, Remote-Name, and Remote-Email allows DWC to load on chrome. That's only 4 headers and still means that a lot are being added somewhere along the chain, so I'll still try to figure out what's going on when I have time, but at least right now it's not a big problem. Unless I need those headers for some reason, I don't fully understand what they do tbh.

@chrishamm It sounds like this is something inherent to the way DWC is set up? If that's the case though, why would it be fine in firefox and only throw this error in chrome? I've been using this middleware with about 15 other services I'm exposing and haven't had any issues so far.

I've got a bit of a complex setup where I'm exposing DWC to the internet by reverse proxying through traefik with authelia as a forwardauth middleware. The issue that I'm having is when I set authelia as a middleware and try to access my duet I just get the error "Your Duet rejected the HTTP request: too many header key-value pairs". I use it for several other services as well with no problem.

What's interesting is it only does this with chrome but loads DWC fine on firefox. Also, when I disable the authelia middleware and just expose the duet through traefik with no other layer it loads DWC no problem.

Honestly I don't know from what point to begin to troubleshoot this. I'm not sure if this is an issue with DWC, chrome, traefik, authelia, or my configuration somewhere. In the first place I don't fully understand what this error means, and it seems to not be standard, unless my goggle-fu is failing me. Any advice is appreciated.

I just upgraded from RRF 3.2.2 to 3.4.1 so I can play around with the input shaping plugin, and noticed there is now a builtin search function when editing my config.g. How do I turn this off so I can use my browser's search instead?

I got the stepper dampers, and wow, night and day difference. Without a doubt the best thing since sliced bread. they isolate the steppers from the aluminum extrusion extremely well. According to my uncalibrated phone mic, they brought the noise down from 61dB to 48dB. Not a proper scientific study, but fun to play with.

I brought the stepper current back down to 800mA, I didn't notice any noise difference between that and 1200mA with the dampers.

I also got some sorbothane feet to reduce mechanical vibration transferring to my shelf and walls. Way better than felt feet. My next hurdle are the freaking jet engines I have for fans lol.

@zapta You're making me excited to have a quiet printer lol. I usually can't run it at night because of the noise.

@deckingman After a three hour print, my steppers at 1.2A seem to have settled at 62C at its hottest point. For some reason I thought they'd be hotter. I'll still try lowering the current until there's an audible change. Really I ought to just print the motor brackets out of nylon for the thermal resistance, but they've worked as PLA for the past few years.

@Phaedrux I've ordered some similar ones, should come in about a week. People who use them seem to think they're the greatest thing since sliced bread, so hopefully I'll see an improvement. In the meantime, I still would like to know if there's any other way to help it through software.

@zapta Not sure why it's not opening for you, I just checked it and it's still fine. In any case, they're the Automation Technology KL17H248-15-4A

Holding an unmounted stepper in my hand is definitely way better than it mounted to my extrusion frame, but I can still feel the step vibrations. I'll have to look into how to better isolate it from the frame. Right now I just have 1/16" cork gasket between the stepper and the printed bracket, maybe some sort of printed TPU pad would be better.

Ok, "far too much" was strongly worded. I meant a lot more than necessary for what I need them to do, and the noise difference wasn't very noticeable. I am curious to quantify it though, so I'll leave them at 1200 for a bit and hit them with an IR thermometer.