Indigo Web Server Public Folder
Posted: Tue May 01, 2018 9:59 amIn Indigo 7.1, we added a public folder from which you can serve static files (images, json, html, etc.) via HTTP without requiring any authentication. Warning: if someone knows the URL of your reflector, they will have access to all files that are in this directory, so use wisely.
The location on your Indigo Server is:
Here is the URL pattern:
If accessing within your local network, you can use:
It should serve up any type of file with the appropriate mime types based on the file extension. Subdirectories are
also allowed so you can create hierarchy:
As with the /images/ folder, any files and/or directories in the /public/ folder will need to be moved over when you upgrade to a new
major version (the installer WILL NOT move them automatically).
The location on your Indigo Server is:
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/Library/Application Support/Perceptive Automation/Indigo 7/IndigoWebServer/public/
Here is the URL pattern:
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https://MYREFLECTOR.indigodomo.net/public/README.txt
If accessing within your local network, you can use:
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http://INDIGOSERVERIP/public/README.txt
It should serve up any type of file with the appropriate mime types based on the file extension. Subdirectories are
also allowed so you can create hierarchy:
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https://MYREFLECTOR.indigodomo.net/public/somedirectory/somefile.html
https://MYREFLECTOR.indigodomo.net/public/images/somepict.jpg
As with the /images/ folder, any files and/or directories in the /public/ folder will need to be moved over when you upgrade to a new
major version (the installer WILL NOT move them automatically).