overengineered-wake-on-wan | web interface , sleep/reboot buttons
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overengineered-wake-on-wan is a HTML library. overengineered-wake-on-wan has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
An easy-to-use web application that allows for remote waking, monitoring, suspending and rebooting of your home server/computer.
An easy-to-use web application that allows for remote waking, monitoring, suspending and rebooting of your home server/computer.
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overengineered-wake-on-wan has a low active ecosystem.
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It had no major release in the last 6 months.
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overengineered-wake-on-wan has no bugs reported.
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overengineered-wake-on-wan has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.
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overengineered-wake-on-wan is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License. This license is Strong Copyleft.
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Install overengineered-wake-on-wan
Install Node.js and npm.
Clone this repository in a place where you won't accidentally delete it and navigate to ./companion.
Copy example.env to .env.
Edit .env to match your system: change the value of COMPANION_SECRET to a secure password and remember it - the Pi needs this password.
Install pm2, a process manager for Node.js: npm install --global pm2
If you're on Windows, install the pm2 windows service: npm install pm2-windows-startup -g
Configure automatic startup for the script: pm2 startup (linux) or pm2-startup install (windows)
Install the required dependencies for the script: npm install.
For remote suspending to work properly, hibernation should be disabled with powercfg -hibernate off.
Start the script with the following command: pm2 start index.js
Enable automatic startup for the script: pm2 save
This guide assumes that you already have an operating system installed on the Pi with internet connectivity.
Install Node.js and npm:
Clone this repository and navigate to ./server.
Copy example.env to .env: cp example.env .env
Edit .env to match your system:
COMPANION_SECRET is the secret that is used to safely communicate with your computer. This value MUST be the same as what you've set on your computer! If your computer's COMPANION_SECRET is password123, then the Pi's COMPANION_SECRET must also be password123.
MAC_ADDRESS is the MAC address of your computer's network interface. This will be used for Wake on LAN.
COMPANION_URL is the URL for the companion server, i.e. what you've just configured on your PC. The companion server runs on port 4617, so use the following format to get the URL: http://<COMPUTER_IP>:4617
URL_TO_PING is the web server that OWoL can automatically monitor for you. This is useful if you're running something like Nextcloud or Plex on your machine. Set this to the value of COMPANION_URL if you don't have such a server.
Install pm2, a process manager that will automatically start the script when the Pi is rebooted (if it loses power, for example): sudo npm install --global pm2
Install the required dependencies for the script: npm install.
Start the script with the following command: pm2 start index.js
Configure automatic startup for the script: pm2 startup
Enable automatic startup for the script: pm2 save
Install a VPN like ZeroTier or Tailscale to securely access your Pi anywhere.
Clone this repository in a place where you won't accidentally delete it and navigate to ./companion.
Copy example.env to .env.
Edit .env to match your system: change the value of COMPANION_SECRET to a secure password and remember it - the Pi needs this password.
Install pm2, a process manager for Node.js: npm install --global pm2
If you're on Windows, install the pm2 windows service: npm install pm2-windows-startup -g
Configure automatic startup for the script: pm2 startup (linux) or pm2-startup install (windows)
Install the required dependencies for the script: npm install.
For remote suspending to work properly, hibernation should be disabled with powercfg -hibernate off.
Start the script with the following command: pm2 start index.js
Enable automatic startup for the script: pm2 save
This guide assumes that you already have an operating system installed on the Pi with internet connectivity.
Install Node.js and npm:
Clone this repository and navigate to ./server.
Copy example.env to .env: cp example.env .env
Edit .env to match your system:
COMPANION_SECRET is the secret that is used to safely communicate with your computer. This value MUST be the same as what you've set on your computer! If your computer's COMPANION_SECRET is password123, then the Pi's COMPANION_SECRET must also be password123.
MAC_ADDRESS is the MAC address of your computer's network interface. This will be used for Wake on LAN.
COMPANION_URL is the URL for the companion server, i.e. what you've just configured on your PC. The companion server runs on port 4617, so use the following format to get the URL: http://<COMPUTER_IP>:4617
URL_TO_PING is the web server that OWoL can automatically monitor for you. This is useful if you're running something like Nextcloud or Plex on your machine. Set this to the value of COMPANION_URL if you don't have such a server.
Install pm2, a process manager that will automatically start the script when the Pi is rebooted (if it loses power, for example): sudo npm install --global pm2
Install the required dependencies for the script: npm install.
Start the script with the following command: pm2 start index.js
Configure automatic startup for the script: pm2 startup
Enable automatic startup for the script: pm2 save
Install a VPN like ZeroTier or Tailscale to securely access your Pi anywhere.
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Windows servers fully supported. Linux support is untested and might require the companion server to be run as root.
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