bulletmark;610951 Wrote:
> That is a public bugtracker. You must use your email address to register
> an account but that address then becomes publically displayed and thus
> open to all sorts of spam etc. I am not going to do that, or open a
> bogus email account somewhere, just to restate the i
bulletmark;610951 Wrote:
> That is a public bugtracker. You must use your email address to register
> an account but that address then becomes publically displayed and thus
> open to all sorts of spam etc. I am not going to do that, or open a
> bogus email account somewhere, just to restate the i
Yes, SrvrPowerCtrl can automatically push Squeezeboxes to mysb.com. But
please be aware that because of bug 15396 (
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15396 ), SrvrPowerCtrl
currently cannot automatically fetch SBTouches or SBRadios or
SBControllers back from mysb.com.
Please vote for
Re Option 1, the ServerPowerControl plugin makes this extra easy -- you
can set it to switch selected players (eg, the ones the kids use) to
mysb.com and suspend/hibernate/shutdown the server after X minutes no
activity from SBs.
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bulletmark;610930 Wrote:
> I want to stop my kids turning on my PC just because they want to listen
> to internet radio.
Option 1 - Switch to mysb.com when you are finished using the SB.
Option 2 - Tell the kids not to touch the SB.
Seems simple enough to me. Not a Logitech problem.
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ghos
bulletmark;610951 Wrote:
> That is a public bugtracker. You must use your email address to register
> an account but that address then becomes publically displayed and thus
> open to all sorts of spam etc. I am not going to do that, or open a
> bogus email account somewhere, just to restate the i
gharris999;610946 Wrote:
> You should file an enhancement request at bugs.slimdevices.com.
That is a public bugtracker. You must use your email address to
register an account but that address then becomes publically displayed
and thus open to all sorts of spam etc. I am not going to do that, or
o
bulletmark;610941 Wrote:
> There is no easy way for me to block the WOL packets in my (typical)
> home network. It would be a hell of a lot easier if I could just turn
> this "feature" off on each SB. And this seems a very reasonable user
> request I think.
>
> Please it add to your list Mr. Log
Mnyb;610938 Wrote:
> Maybe putting them on a different network or subnet ? Any old router
> leftover.
There is no easy way for me to block the WOL packets in my (typical)
home network. It would be a hell of a lot easier if I could just turn
this "feature" off on each SB. And this seems a very re
Maybe putting them on a different network or subnet ? Any old router
leftover.
Maybe some portforwarding or other nat tricks have to be done to make
it find the server, but the wol signal would traverse to the other
net.
People with more complicated home networks usually complains that wol
does
On 02/13/2011 10:44 PM, bulletmark wrote:
> As another long time developer: Why are you questioning a reasonable
> user request?
Silly rabbit, you don't let developers decide such questions, that is
what product management is for.
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http://www.pfarrell.com/
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I want to stop my kids turning on my PC just because they want to listen
to internet radio.
As another long time developer: Why are you questioning a reasonable
user request?
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bulletmark;610703 Wrote:
> I want to inhibit my 2 squeezebox's from waking up my PC just because
> somebody in my house presses the SB power button. NOTE - I don't want
> to disable WOL on my PC explicitly because I use it frequently (via a
> WOL client on my iphone) but I just don't want the SB'
I want to inhibit my 2 squeezebox's from waking up my PC just because
somebody in my house presses the SB power button. NOTE - I don't want
to disable WOL on my PC explicitly because I use it frequently (via a
WOL client on my iphone) but I just don't want the SB's to do it.
As far as I can tell,
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