This also seems to occurs only with a wireless connection to the network, and (most of time) when the WiFi signal is not so good.It seems that your Raspberry Pi does not support to much network traffic and the network manager of Raspbian simply crashes.I don’t have great explanations to provide because I’m not a Linux expert, but: Your current printing job is still running fine.You can’t connect with Printoid anymore.
You can’t access to the OctoPrint web interface anymore.Sending SSH commands from Printoid (pretty rare).Showing your webcam from Printoid (frequent).Opening the OctoPrint web interface from your phone (frequent).The ways to reproduce the issue are the following (this list is non-exhaustive): You are using both of Printoid and the OctoPrint web interface on your phone.Your Raspberry Pi is connected to your network by WiFi.You have installed the OctoPi environment or the couple Raspbian + OctoPrint.OctoPrint is installed on a Raspberry Pi (1, 2 or 3).This is not a general tutorial to fix the problem definitively at all, and it only depends on your local network + Raspberry Pi + OctoPrint + Printoid usage context. Please note that the following informations are based on my own observations, and the observation of some users affected by the issue. Some of you have experimented this annoying behavior: your OctoPrint server could not be reached anymore using Printoid, nor from the web interface.
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