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-`OCTOPRINT_HOST` - The URL to the OctoPrint server. Example: `http://octopi.local` or `http://localhost:5000`. Note: the protocol (`http://` or `https://`) is required. If the setting for `OCTOPRINT_HOST` does not contain the protocol, an error will be displayed when OctoScreen starts.
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-`OCTOPRINT_APIKEY` - OctoScreen expects an [API key](http://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/api/general.html) to be supplied. This API key can be either the globally configured key, or a user-specific one if “Access Control” is enabled.
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-`OCTOPRINT_APIKEY` - OctoScreen expects an [API key](http://docs.octoprint.org/en/master/api/general.html) to be supplied. The API key can either be set in OctoScreen's config file, or in OctoPrint's config file (OCTOPRINT_CONFIG_FILE below)
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-`OCTOSCREEN_STYLE_PATH` - Several themes are supported, and style configurations can be done through CSS. This variable defines the location of the application theme.
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#### Optional Configuration Settings
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-`OCTOPRINT_CONFIG_FILE` - The location of the OctoPrint's config.yaml file. If empty, the file path used will be the `pi` home folder of the current user.
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-`OCTOPRINT_CONFIG_FILE` - The location of OctoPrint's config.yaml file. If empty, the file path used will be the `pi` home folder of the current user. The OCTOPRINT_APIKEY is required, and if it isn't defined in OctoScreen's config file (see OCTOPRINT_APIKEY above) it needs to be defined in OctoPrint's config file.
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-`OCTOSCREEN_LOG_FILE_PATH` - The file path to where the log file will be saved. The file path should be a fully qualified path and not only include the path to the log file, but the name of the log file as well (eg `/home/pi/logs/logfile.txt`). The log file is appended to and is never automatically truncated, and will grow over time. If you turn log file logging on (by specifying a path), be sure to turn it off (by setting the value to "").
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