I develop in a secure, air-gaped environment where it takes an act of congress to import modules. I needed a way to get audible alarms working for my remote endpoints and IA support saved the day. For windows, navigate to the following directory: C:\Program Files\Inductive Automation\Ignition\webs…

Be aware that using /webapps/main/ as location for serving static files is a technical accident. It works as long as you don't try deleting or replacing any files you put there. And if IA has to change anything in the platform that breaks this, you won't get an apology.

[image] pturmel: you won't get an apology. Well, you might but it will be in the form of "Sorry, but it stinks to be you..."

Thanks for the wisdom and guidance @pturmel . I normally clone my lab VMs and try to patch their copies so I can test functionality before any major updates to ignition on my production server. Our team relies upon those alarms for federal compliance, so I like to also keep my Fedora & Windows Server…

[image] dadmin: There don't seem to be many free options Have you tried my free Blob Server module?

Yes it's brilliant, well done! It's the first solution I tried to push for when I had a break a few months ago related to browser flags. Just had a compliance time crunch and needed an emergency workaround. Everything I import into my server must be quarantined and go through a very lengthy approva…

Could you point me in the direction of this module? The v1.0.0 link appears not found.

[image] Automation Professionals' Blob Server Module 3rd Party Modules Yes, most recent link was in comment #46. Here's a repeat for everyone's convenience: v1.1.0.231421939

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Audible Alarms in Perspective

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pturmel March 19, 2025, 7:03pm 8