… So the architect — and later your building engineer, too — each asks you to sign a document saying you won’t sue them when beavers eat a load-bearing wall and your entire family is crushed by forest debris. You make the mistake of mentioning this arrangement to your family, and they leave you. But […]
I have updated the SVN server, and now have a example command line application in there (device_report.py), it duplicates the device report plugin, reporting to screen or CSV file the devices that are in your Indigo Database. Screen Example: Device Name: Kitchen Task Lighting IconDescription: None (N/A)Address: 07.A0.B7Device Type: ICON ApplianceFirmware: 2.8Status: offLast Updated: 2010-08-15Device […]
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I am working on an python wrapper around the Indigo Restful interface, and discovered that the Indigo Server requires remote logins to be with a Digest based password. Â Is this good? Â Yes, indeed it is. Â Digest authentication is designed to be the significantly more secure and when your talking about the security of your home […]
4.1.12 is now available for download. In addition to the major 4.0 improvements and 4.1 features, this update includes: Fixed bug that prevented EZIO input status broadcasts from occurring on some EZIO modules. Perceptive Automation – View topic – Indigo 4.1.12 Released.
Perceptive Automation indicates that Indigo 4.1.11 is now available for download. In addition to the major 4.0 improvements and 4.1 features, this update includes: Improved robustness of PowerLinc 2413 auto-reconnect after power failures. Added Web (HTTP) RESTful device toggle capability. Added a variable to the iTunes Attachment.scpt file that, if present in Indigo (it isn’t […]
We’ve discussed how to automate your home with X10 before, but if you’re unhappy with its limitations and are willing to roll up your sleeves, you can tweak nearly any electrical device to communicate with your computer. Article at Control Pretty Much Any Electrical Device with Your Computer [DIY])