INDIGO Server
Enabling a reflector is fast and easy. First, make sure you are running Indigo version 6.0.0 or greater(both client and server – check the About Box). Next:
- Choose the
Indigo 6→Start Local Server…
menu item. - Turn on the
Require authentication
checkbox and enter a User name and good Password. You will *definitely* want password authentication on since you are about to enable access to the Indigo web server from the Internet. - Turn on the
Enable anywhere secure access
checkbox.
A browser page will open to the http://www.indigodomo.com/account/codes/ page listing your registration codes.
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IndiGo operates over 1,300 flights across destinations daily. Any disruption can trigger massive cascading effects, delays and diversions. A similar glitch in Air India's passenger system server. INDIGO Server is a server part of INDIGO framework wrapped into macOS GUI. It is INDIGO based replacement for INDI Server.
- If you already have an Indigo Account then log in (if necessary). You'll then be redirected to the registration codes page.
- If you don't have an Indigo Account then create one by clicking on the
Sign up
link below the login form. When you create an account, we'll send you an activation email that contains a link to activate your account. When you click that link, it will switch you back to your browser and open the reflectors page. If for some reason it doesn't, switch back to Indigo and click theActivate Reflector
button again and it will.
Once on the registration codes list page, you'll see a message to click the Create Reflector link next to your Indigo registration code. Click on that link and you'll switch to the Reflectors page with a form field to enter your reflector name. When you submit that we will create the reflector, activate it, and take you back to the codes page which will show your reflector activated.
Lastly, switch back to the Indigo Start Local Server…
dialog. It should now show that the reflector status is activated and will show a link to your new reflector URL. Press the Start Server
button and that is it – Indigo will restart and automatically connect to your reflector!
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You can now access Indigo web pages from anywhere using your personalized URL. No firewall settings changes, router port forwarding, etc. is needed. And even if your IP address changes, Indigo will automatically make sure that a new connection is re-established within just a few minutes.
Your reflector will be active as long as you maintain an active Indigo Up-to-Date subscription.
Since Indigo variable values are always unicode strings, you have to convert anything that's not a string. It's safest to use the unicode() method:
Any Python object that can be converted to a unicode string can then be inserted into an Indigo variable. Note: conversions of this type are often one way: you can't necessarily automatically recreate the Python object from the string created by the unicode() method. For primitive types like numbers it may work, but for complex Python types like lists and dictionaries it will not. If you want to use Indigo to store a string representation of some complex Python data types, you can use JSON to encode them into strings then later decode them back into their respective Python objects:
Custom Python classes that you create can implement the __unicode__(self) method. Take this simple example:
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Postman for mac free download. If you have an instance of that class, then you can create a string representation of the class to insert into an Indigo variable:
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For further information on Python classes, check out this great tutorial.