Indigo Domotics

When I upgraded to Indigo 5, I activated password protection. I had no trouble at all logging in from client computers connected remotely to the server.

But now (several months later), I am using a computer that I hadn't used in some time. After installing the Indigo 5 client, I tried to connect. I've tried every possible combination of username and password that I ever use, and none of them work. So, I looked for a way of retrieving my correct username and password, or to do a password change, and I can't find that anywhere. I'm sure there must be a way of putting in my e-mail address and getting a password change link, but I'm not finding it. But I'm not even sure of what I used for my username. Nothing is working. (On my other devices, including the server, I have no trouble logging in. The server is working fine. But my usual MacBook Pro is having hard drive problems, so I can't presently access my Keychain app on that -- isn't there another way of retrieving my username and password??)

Thanks,
Steve

Hi Steve,

The username and password for connecting to Indigo are specified in the Start Local Server dialog, so choose the Indigo 5->Start Local Server menu item from your main Mac running the Indigo Server and you can enter whatever username and password you would like.

Thanks, Matt! That was easy

Worked perfectly, of course.

Steve

after moving Indigo to another mac mini i can no longer connect to the server from my laptop which was working fine with the client before moving from one machine to another. So i then
put the client on another macbook air my father has and everything works well, So i assume the indigo server on the new mac is working correct , but when i try to start the client on my
laptop i get this error?

Re-run the Indigo installer on whichever Macs are having the problem and it should fix the permissions problem. If it doesn't then it is a file/folder owner issue which you will need to fix manually in the Finder (we can provide guidance on this if that is the problem).