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In some parts of the world, electricity prices are very high at the moment. Last time I measured (IIRC) my NAS uses 70W with all drives running, 30W with the dr
by timrichard 3y ago
In some parts of the world, electricity prices are very high at the moment.
Last time I measured (IIRC) my NAS uses 70W with all drives running, 30W with the drives spun down (sleep mode) and 3W when "off" (really WOL).
At the moment, I SSH from my phone to a Raspberry Pi in order to WOL the NAS when required. It has the appropriate power settings to spin down and then switch off after a period of inactivity.
Coming to think of it, at some point I may have implemented a single button wake (like the article) by creating a JuiceSSH profile to run my WOL bash function then exit as a snippet, and then making an Android widget on the homescreen to connect with that profile. Probably deleted it because I kept accidentally pressing it :-/
- yjftsjthsd-h 3y ago> Coming to think of it, at some point I may have implemented a single button wake (like the article) by creating a JuiceSSH profile to run my WOL bash function then exit as a snippet, and then making an Android widget on the homescreen to connect with that profile. I have something like that as a termux shortcut and it works nicely ( https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Termux:Widget https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Termux:Widget ). Pretty simple, too; just stick the ssh one-liner in a script in ~/.shortcuts/ and it works.