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Question: how to use wake on lan via Docker image #14

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bertoost opened this issue Jan 12, 2019 · 5 comments
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Question: how to use wake on lan via Docker image #14

bertoost opened this issue Jan 12, 2019 · 5 comments

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@bertoost
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bertoost commented Jan 12, 2019

Just needs an answer on how to configure hardware/devices to use wake-on-lan from the Docker container. Thanks in advance.

Regards, Bert

@bertoost
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FYI; I can't use network_mode: host since another proxy tool is already using port 8080.

@joshuacox
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make port will ask you for the port you want.

Or echo 5080 > PORT or edit that file directly with your preferred text editor. Which is read by the Makefile for the docker run commands. Feel free to re-open if you have more questions.

Thanks for your feedback! I will try and cut a new rpi image soon.

@bertoost
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I was able to change the 8080 port from the other tool. So I can setup network_mode: host. Therefor WOL not working yet. I have to check my bios settings of the pc I want to WOL

@joshuacox
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Interesting, I am not certain domoticz will work right on something that is going to sleep like that.

@bertoost
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I have turned on WOL on my PC's bios. Unfortunate not working yet. I saw at normal boot that the network connection was not established right away (a warning triangle was shown for a second). So that's probably something I have to figure out before.
Thanks anyway for the quick response here.

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