@ -6,11 +6,20 @@ Small web server to send Wake-on-LAN requests to its local network
@@ -6,11 +6,20 @@ Small web server to send Wake-on-LAN requests to its local network
- Fully static frontend without JS
- Binary includes everything except config
## Installation
Option 1: Run `go build` in this folder after cloning, resulting in a binary `miniwol` in the current directory.
Option 2: Run `go get git.ulra.eu/adro/miniwol`, resulting in a binary in TODO.
Put the resulting binary in a place like `/usr/bin/miniwol` if you wish to run it like any command,
## Usage
Add an empty config, the program checks for `./config.toml`, `./config/config.toml` and `/etc/miniwol/config.toml`. Make sure miniwol can write to it.
Add an empty config, the program checks, in order of priority, for `./config.toml`, `./config/config.toml` and `/etc/miniwol/config.toml`. Make sure miniwol can write to it.
Set a password and write its hash to the config using `miniwol setpass <password>`. This will also add the other default fields to the config.
Configure the devices you want to be able to wake up as per the [example](./example/config.toml)
Configure the devices you want to be able to wake up as per the [example](./example/config.toml).
Now you can run the webserver using `miniwol` or `miniwol web` .
Now you can run the webserver using `miniwol` or `miniwol web`
Sessions are simply stored in memory. In case you need to, you can clear all sessions by just restarting the webserver.
