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[GH-ISSUE #448] Wake On Lan Feature #369
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Originally created by @Gameniti on GitHub (Jul 8, 2023).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/1Remote/1Remote/issues/448
Originally assigned to: @VShawn on GitHub.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Based on #447
Describe the solution you'd like
A built-in way to send a magic packet. Assigning a MAC-Address to a connection and either being able to manually send a WOL package with a button and/or automatically do it when trying to connect to an offline machine.
For the latter, it could be necessary to add a delay to the connection while the machine boots up.
@VShawn commented on GitHub (Jul 8, 2023):
according to #352
As WOL is rarely used, I defined it as a script feature that users can implement on their own.
You can ping the server and attempt WOL within the script: If the server is offline, you can set a sleep duration in the script after wol package is sent. After your WOL script concludes, 1RM will then establish the remote connection.
You can also open a VPN form the script, SEE http://1remote.org/usage/misc/pre-post-script-control/open-a-vpn-before-connect/.
Personally, I don't wish to integrate WOL into 1RM, especially since the 1RM already supports multiple remote addresses for a single server. Supporting WOL would require storing multiple MAC addresses for different network address, which would introduce additional complexity to the app and potentially result in more bugs.
@majkinetor commented on GitHub (Jul 9, 2023):
There is already discussion about it https://github.com/1Remote/1Remote/discussions/365 so I will close this. I edit the answers to keep it all there.