Guys, gharris999, the owner, manager and night watchman of the
srvPowerControl thread is your man. That thread in 1/3 party plugin
should concentrate all the use-cases, in addition to direct
questions/bug reports.
(Gharris999 also wrote a ReallyPreventStanby program that susperseeds
Thank you for the answer. I'll check the SvrPowerControl-thread,
although it was 94 pages long or so ;)
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What I'm hoping to get working is a fix with svrpowerctrl. There is an
option: Optional action to take while not idle: that lets you run a
command when the server is active. Is there a command that will
simulate a keystroke or mouse movement. I tried
gnome-screensaver-command -p but it doesn't
You might want to look at Windows: Prevent Standby plugin. The reason
it is for windows is that it uses the Win32::API with the kernel32
command. If you change this command in the Plugin.pm file in the
C:\Program Files\SqueezeCenter\server\Slim\Plugin\PreventStandby
directory (this will be in
There are issues, and the Ubuntu forums are full of threads , search
for
sudo ethtool -s eth0 wol g
...and perhaps that is all you need. Note you'll seemingly have to do
it every time you restart, there are known issues with 9.04 network
manager...
In my newest creation it works but the result
Read the title again, HowTo Prevent server from suspend...
I don't have any problem at all to wake my server up after following
this instruction: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=234588
My problem, which I perhaps didn't manage to write down properly, is
that my server suspends after a
Hi.
I think you should get interested in SrvPowerControl again. My
suggestion is the following:
- remove power management from the machine (disable the desktop/gnome
daemon, but try to keep acpid). Now the server will never sleep.
- install srvPowrControl. Now the server will be forced to sleep
I have been trying to figure out how to get this to work for a while and
have never found a good answer. Using the serverpowerctrl plugin is the
best solution I have been able to find, but it does not make the system
work as desired. I haven't found a sleep solution for ubuntu that will
monitor
I have a SB3 Classic connected wireless to a router, and Squeezecenter
running on a wired ubuntu.9.04-computer. The computer/fileserver is set
to go into suspend after X minutes of idling. And it also works to wol
it. My problem is that it suspends while playing on the SB3. Sending
output from
in Ubuntu, go tp Prfereces and Power avings, move the slide ruler for
Sleep all the way to the right for Never...
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pablolie
...pablo
Server: 3.3 GHz Intel E8600 Core 2 Duo (8GB) - Vista Ultimate 64 and
Ubuntu 9.04 64
Sources: SB3 (3), SB Boom (3), Duet, Accuphase DP65v CD
Amplifier:
Well, that slider is how I set it to suspend, so I want to keep it that
way. What I would like is to have ubuntu recognize that Squeezecenter
(and perhaps other programs like rtorrent or samba-share) is
running/sending packages and prevent the suspension/hibernate.
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