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[siclark]

Fixes in TestFlight. Let me know.

Indigo Server "Not registered"
"Registered witht eh relay, but couldn't save this device to your Indigo server (server erro 500). It will retry automatically while connected to indigo."

This pops up in the indigo log as soon as I go to the Notifications menu on the app....

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   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.variables from 98.197.17.15
   Web Server Error                internal server error for request /v2/api/indigo.variables from 98.197.17.15

Ok.. issue was it was trying to call whole variable message over http to find the specific variable holding your key, and it was erroring on one of your variables which worked on my machine (but clearly not the best design). I have changed it to now check the WS delivered variables to validate and write the correct token. Update in TestFlight.

[jay (support)]

Hey Simon, can you drop me an email with the details/example? We probably need to catch that exception with a better error.

[durosity]

Hey Simon, can you drop me an email with the details/example? We probably need to catch that exception with a better error.

Ideally it'd be nice if there was an option to hide such requests/errors from authenticated sources, if possible.

[siclark]

Hey Simon, can you drop me an email with the details/example? We probably need to catch that exception with a better error.

This is something whmoorejr needs to run, it is a 500 error on his call.

I think this is returning him a 500

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 curl -i -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"  https://YOUR_REFLECTOR_ID.indigodomo.net/v2/api/indigo.variables

Claude suggests below in the scripting shell might identify the problem variable. but the above returns 200 for me so all good.

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import urllib.request, urllib.error

BASE = "http://127.0.0.1:8176/v2/api"
KEY = ""  # set to your API key if localhost rejects unauthenticated calls


def get(url):
    req = urllib.request.Request(url)
    if KEY:
        req.add_header("Authorization", "Bearer " + KEY)
    return urllib.request.urlopen(req, timeout=10).getcode()


bad = []
for v in indigo.variables:
    url = "{0}/indigo.variables/{1}".format(BASE, v.id)
    try:
        code = get(url)
        if code != 200:
            bad.append((v.id, v.name, code))
            indigo.server.log("BAD {0}: id={1} name={2!r}".format(code, v.id, v.name), isError=True)
    except urllib.error.HTTPError as e:
        bad.append((v.id, v.name, e.code))
        indigo.server.log("BAD {0}: id={1} name={2!r}".format(e.code, v.id, v.name), isError=True)
    except Exception as e:
        indigo.server.log("ERR id={0} name={1!r}: {2}".format(v.id, v.name, e), isError=True)

indigo.server.log("variable scan complete -- {0} problem variable(s)".format(len(bad)))

[jay (support)]

@durosity, hiding errors is never the right choice since failures become invisible and bugging issues becomes almost impossible. However, making errors more clear and useful to solve the issue is.

[whmoorejr]

Updated to 2.3(18). Slightly different error....

Note: When experimenting with automations/shortcuts, dom.io couldn't generate / pull variables there either. From the app, browse menu, I can see all my indigo variables and their folders.

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   Domio Debug                     Pages manifest: 1 page(s)
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.devices from 98.197.17.15
   Domio Debug                     Pages manifest: 1 page(s)
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.variables from 98.197.17.15
   Web Server Error                internal server error for request /v2/api/indigo.variables from 98.197.17.15
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.variables from 98.197.17.15
   Web Server Error                internal server error for request /v2/api/indigo.variables from 98.197.17.15
   Web Server Error                message handler failed: plugin with id 'com.simons-plugins.logs-over-reflector' isn't installed
   Web Server Warning              HTTP 501 error for request /message/com.simons-plugins.logs-over-reflector/log from 98.197.17.15
   Web Server Error                message handler failed: plugin with id 'com.simons-plugins.logs-over-reflector' isn't installed
   Web Server Warning              HTTP 501 error for request /message/com.simons-plugins.logs-over-reflector/dates from 98.197.17.15
   Web Server Error                message handler failed: plugin with id 'com.simons-plugins.logs-over-reflector' isn't installed
   Web Server Warning              HTTP 501 error for request /message/com.simons-plugins.logs-over-reflector/sources from 98.197.17.15

Did I miss installing something?

[siclark]

It uses different methods to access variables. I think one is failing. Can you run above commands to check?

[whmoorejr]

Can you run above commands to check?

first one...

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Last login: Tue Jun  9 22:06:02 on console
williammoore@Mac ~ % curl -i -H "Authorization: Bearer 520........0db3"  https://whmoorejr.indigodomo.net/v2/api/indigo.variables
HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error
Date: Wed, 17 Jun 2026 15:58:40 GMT
Server: Reflector Server
content-length: 141
content-type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
Connection: close

⚠️ 500 — Internal Server Error
==============================
The application encountered an unexpected error and could not continue.

For the second one... where do I put that... terminal? In an action to execute a script? (I'm not a programmer... I just mash the keys until I get a result I like)

[siclark]

Bottom of plugin menu is open scripting prompt. Paste it there.

[whmoorejr]

Bottom of plugin menu is open scripting prompt. Paste it there.

The rabbit hole begins.... what does this mean?

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Last login: Sun May 10 14:20:00 on ttys000
/Applications/Indigo\ 2025.2.app/Contents/Resources/PlugIns/launch_indigopluginhost.command ; exit;

The default interactive shell is now zsh.
To update your account to use zsh, please run `chsh -s /bin/zsh`.
For more details, please visit https://support.apple.com/kb/HT208050.
Indigo-Server-2:~ williammoore$ /Applications/Indigo\ 2025.2.app/Contents/Resources/PlugIns/launch_indigopluginhost.command ; exit;
/Applications/Indigo 2025.2.app/Contents/Resources/PlugIns/launch_indigopluginhost.command: line 4: /opt/local/bin/clear: Bad CPU type in executable
/Applications/Indigo 2025.2.app/Contents/Resources/PlugIns/launch_indigopluginhost.command: line 5: /usr/local/indigo/indigo-host: Permission denied
logout

Saving session...
...copying shared history...
...saving history...truncating history files...
...completed.
Deleting expired sessions...7 completed.

[Process completed]

[jay (support)]

Looks like your install is somewhat broken. Rerun the Indigo 2025.2 installer, start Indigo back up, then open a terminal window and paste in:

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/usr/local/bin/indigo-host

and if it shows this:

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Python 3.13.9 (v3.13.9:8183fa5e3f7, Oct 14 2025, 10:27:13) [Clang 16.0.0 (clang-1600.0.26.6)]
Connected to Indigo Server v2025.2.0, api v3.8 (localhost:1176)

then run the script again. If not, paste in the contents of the terminal window starting with the command.

[siclark]

Sitting here glad it’s not my app

[whmoorejr]

Looks like your install is somewhat broken. Rerun the Indigo 2025.2 installer, start Indigo back up, then open a terminal window and paste in:

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/usr/local/bin/indigo-host

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Indigo-Server-2:~ williammoore$ /usr/local/bin/indigo-host
-bash: /usr/local/bin/indigo-host: Permission denied
Indigo-Server-2:~ williammoore$ 

Sitting here glad it’s not my app

Thanks... It's just my computer that jacked up.

[whmoorejr]

Looks like your install is somewhat broken. Rerun the Indigo 2025.2 installer, start Indigo back up, then open a terminal window and paste in:

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/usr/local/bin/indigo-host

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Indigo-Server-2:~ williammoore$ /usr/local/bin/indigo-host
-bash: /usr/local/bin/indigo-host: Permission denied
Indigo-Server-2:~ williammoore$ 

Sitting here glad it’s not my app

Thanks... It's just my computer that jacked up.

Maybe this means nothing....
looking at the terminal results:

Looked at usr/local/ … “Indigo” folder I don’t have permission to view. Should I change permissions to everyone read/write?

Then I looked at usr/bin/ “indigo-host” which is an alias. Tried to find the original…. “The allies “indigo-host” cant’t be opened because the original item can’t be found.”

I can “Ok”, “Fix Alias” or “Delete Alias”…. I did nothing… didn’t want to accidentally mess up anything else.

[jay (support)]

If the user account you're using has admin permissions, it should be fine. You user should be in the admin group. If not, then that's the problem. Here's what the perms should look like:

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ProductionMac:local admin$ ls -la /usr/local/indigo
total 72
drwxrwx---   7 root  admin   224 Apr 29 13:58 .
drwxr-xr-x  11 root  wheel   352 Jan 16 14:41 ..
-rwxrwx---   1 root  admin  4573 Apr 29 13:48 indigo-clean-and-zip-plugin
-rwxrwx---   1 root  admin  7518 Apr 29 13:48 indigo-host
-rwxrwx---   1 root  admin  5445 Apr 29 13:48 indigo-restart-plugin
-rwxrwx---   1 root  admin  2484 Apr 29 13:48 indigo-start
-rwxrwx---   1 root  admin  5332 Apr 29 13:48 indigo-stop

If that's what it looks like, then your user isn't marked as an admin user. And if that account is also the one that Indigo is installed with, then I'm surprised anything is working as you have to install and run Indigo from an admin account.

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id

in the terminal will tell you.