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trigger:Web_Server [2018/07/16 02:46]
peternlewis
trigger:Web_Server [2018/07/16 02:49]
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 If you have configured a username and password for the web server, then you can log in and execute any active macro. ​ You do not need to explicitly set a trigger, if you enable the web server, and configure a username and password, then all active macros can be executed via the web browser using the username and password. If you have configured a username and password for the web server, then you can log in and execute any active macro. ​ You do not need to explicitly set a trigger, if you enable the web server, and configure a username and password, then all active macros can be executed via the web browser using the username and password.
  
-Any macro with the [[Public Web]] trigger can be triggered by anyone without the username or password.+Any macro with the [[Public Web]] trigger can be triggered by anyone without the username or password ​as long as they can connect to your Mac. 
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 +For most home users, only computers on your local network can connect, although it depends on your network setup. ​ Potentially anyone on the Internet can connect to the server.
  
 **To Execute a Specific Macro** **To Execute a Specific Macro**
 ```html ```html
-http://​127.0.0.1:​4490/​action.html?​macro=<​YourMacroUUID>&​value=<​TheTriggerValueToPass>​+https://​127.0.0.1:​4491/​action.html?​macro=<​YourMacroUUID>&​value=<​TheTriggerValueToPass>​
 ``` ```
  
trigger/Web_Server.txt · Last modified: 2018/07/20 20:48 by DavidShepherdson