On Thu, 2009-09-17 at 16:37 +0000, Kenneth Loafman wrote:
> Michael Terry wrote:
> > Oh, I assumed that it would work with just the server information Deja
> > Dup already has. I see now that you need the ip/name to be cached or
> > use the MAC address (which makes sense since the server is off...). So
> > maybe it would need a bit of UI to work.
> >
> > Ken, this functionality could live in duplicity (if host isn't
> > reachable, try to wake it; would need to allow passing an optional MAC
> > address to use or if that isn't provided just try the server name given
> > and hope).
> >
> > Or if you're not excited about it, the feature could live just in Deja
> > Dup, if and when it's added.
>
> Adding to duplicity would make sense. Send me some pointers on the API
> and I'll see what I can do. The MAC address is quite often still in the
> ARP cache even if the machine is off, so we may be able to do without
> any user input if that's the case.
>
> ...Ken
>
Hi Ken,
I have done a small research on existing clients.
One possibility is this PERL script (there is also a python wrapper): gsd.di. uminho. pt/jpo/ software/ wakeonlan/
http://
Another possibility is this Canonical project: blog.dustinkirk land.com/ 2009/07/ introducing- powernap. html /launchpad. net/powernap bazaar. launchpad. net/~kirkland/ powernap/ trunk/annotate/ head%
http://
https:/
there is a script "powerwake" that should be up ok for the job:
http://
3A/powerwake
Cheers
Emilio
On Thu, 2009-09-17 at 16:37 +0000, Kenneth Loafman wrote:
> Michael Terry wrote:
> > Oh, I assumed that it would work with just the server information Deja
> > Dup already has. I see now that you need the ip/name to be cached or
> > use the MAC address (which makes sense since the server is off...). So
> > maybe it would need a bit of UI to work.
> >
> > Ken, this functionality could live in duplicity (if host isn't
> > reachable, try to wake it; would need to allow passing an optional MAC
> > address to use or if that isn't provided just try the server name given
> > and hope).
> >
> > Or if you're not excited about it, the feature could live just in Deja
> > Dup, if and when it's added.
>
> Adding to duplicity would make sense. Send me some pointers on the API
> and I'll see what I can do. The MAC address is quite often still in the
> ARP cache even if the machine is off, so we may be able to do without
> any user input if that's the case.
>
> ...Ken
>