I have hit a compromise , I WOL from completely shut off , booting my HP
microserver , but then it does not sleep .
So I just boot it when I get home from work , touching any of my players
then let my server run during the evening and then turns it off when I
go to bed .
Some weekends it may
Just to confirm - my Windows LMS runs 24/7 and I still get a timeout on
the first connection of the day (or when it's been idle for a few hours
and the HDD has gone into sleep mode). So presumably the timeouts are
happening while waiting for the HDD to spin up.
To correct my earlier post - I DO
i desisted to try to use WOL, i could never get it to work so it
wouldn't irritate me. hence i built a relatively low power but good
performance machine that i just leave always on. shame. if anyone has a
fool-proof method i am also very interested. then again my stereo pulls
80w in standby mode,
toby10 wrote:
What about an actual hardware player attempting to connect by itself (no
App)? Same result? Sure computer is not going into sleep/hibernation?
Any chance the computer is getting a different IP (maybe router is
re-leasing IP's nightly)?
I tried a search from a Squeezebox
What about an actual hardware player attempting to connect by itself (no
App)? Same result? Sure computer is not going into sleep/hibernation?
Any chance the computer is getting a different IP (maybe router is
re-leasing IP's nightly)?
I have always experienced this behavior using 7.3 through 7.8. My server
is a W7 box that sleeps 24/7, or until a boom or iPad sends a wake up
(wol). In my case, the server never completes the wake up in time to
prevent the waking up server...connecting...cannot connect... string
of messages...
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Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
I have always experienced this behavior using 7.3 through 7.8. My server
is a W7 box that sleeps 24/7, or until a boom or iPad sends a wake up
(wol). In my case, the server never completes the wake up in time to
prevent the waking up server...connecting...cannot
I run LMS 7.7.2 on Windows Server 2008. I always find that the first
request sent to the server each day from a mobile device (e.g. the
Logitech Android app) always results in a connection timeout. This can
be song search, or a simple list of New Music for example. I have to
repeat the request
