Professor Falken wrote:I'm not right in front of my machine right now to get exact wording in the dialog boxes, but I had to uncheck the "use secure session keys and login page". That alone didn't do it though.
Neither am I but with Teamviewer and Indigo I have turned on my Dell laptop via the /aviosys indigo plugin, installed Blue Iris, setup this plugin on the Indigo Mac Mini, the computers are in Newcastle in the UK and I am 9000 miles away in Perth in Australia, that's what you call home automation
Professor Falken wrote:Interestingly, I later discovered that you can, in BI, whitelist certain IPs on your LAN to not require authentication (see this thread on IPCamTalk: https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/only-sent-out-email-when-alarm-is-set.22403/). Doing that for my Indigo machine allowed me to do two things. First I could recheck the "use secure session keys and login page", and I also was able to remove my BI credentials from the transmitted http commands coming from Indigo since BI was trusting that machine without authentication. I think that was under the advanced button in the server tab.
Nice tip, just going to try that..
Professor Falken wrote:I don't know if these steps will help with the plugin communication issues you are having, but it's worth a shot.
Just updated to 0.2.2 and that has sorted out the problem but thanks for the pointers.
GlennNZ wrote:0.2.2
-Fix for variable folder not existing at startup
-Remove Server Device from actions (not needed only one server)
Should be up at github now
As stated, the update has now fixed the problem and now I have my driveway camera automatically appear in the devices.
Now to try a few triggers but as I have never used BI before I might well look at a few videos about it on YouTube first.