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Absolutly great plugin! One question: How can I see in the search results if it is a plugin or a container? Keep up the fantastic work!

Superb it works now! Many thanks!

New status. There was a typo in the mac-address on the app on my phone . I can now wakeup the virtual machine from my phone with the app but not from the SHIELD TV. tcpdump -i br0 udp port 9 (Wake On Lan app) 19:20:30.361997 IP 10.10.10.152.53474 > 10.10.10.255.9: UDP, length 102 19:20:30.362026 IP 10.10.10.152.55554 > 10.10.10.255.9: UDP, length 102 19:20:30.362106 IP 10.10.10.152.58293 > 10.10.10.255.9: UDP, length 102 tcpdump -i br0 udp port 9 (SHIELD TV) 19:21:28.369284 IP 10.10.10.178.53735 > 10.10.10.255.9: UDP, length 192 19:21:28.369330 IP 10.10.10.178.53735 > 255.255.255.255.9: UDP, length 192 19:21:28.569890 IP 10.10.10.178.53735 > 10.10.10.255.9: UDP, length 192 19:21:28.569908 IP 10.10.10.178.53735 > 255.255.255.255.9: UDP, length 192 19:21:28.770436 IP 10.10.10.178.53735 > 10.10.10.255.9: UDP, length 192 19:21:28.770467 IP 10.10.10.178.53735 > 255.255.255.255.9: UDP, length 192 19:21:43.468351 IP 10.10.10.178.47381 > 10.10.10.255.9: UDP, length 192 19:21:43.468493 IP 10.10.10.178.47381 > 255.255.255.255.9: UDP, length 192 19:21:43.669343 IP 10.10.10.178.47381 > 10.10.10.255.9: UDP, length 192 19:21:43.669478 IP 10.10.10.178.47381 > 255.255.255.255.9: UDP, length 192 19:21:43.870465 IP 10.10.10.178.47381 > 10.10.10.255.9: UDP, length 192 19:21:43.870480 IP 10.10.10.178.47381 > 255.255.255.255.9: UDP, length 192 tcpdump -i br0 ether proto 0x0842 -no output- Only different packet length (102 for the app and 192 for the SHIELD) for the magic packet. Maybe the shield is sending more information in the magic packet than needed which cant be parsed from libvirtwol. I increased the snaplength in tcpdump and loaded it into wireshark: Phone APP (wakeup works): Frame 1: 144 bytes on wire (1152 bits), 144 bytes captured (1152 bits) Ethernet II, Src: LgElectr_16:b5:0e (8c:3a:e3:16:b5:0e), Dst: Broadcast (ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff) Internet Protocol Version 4, Src: 10.10.10.152, Dst: 10.10.10.255 User Datagram Protocol, Src Port: 50467 (50467), Dst Port: 9 (9) Wake On LAN, MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) Sync stream: ffffffffffff MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) SHIELD (wakeup doesn't work): Frame 1: 234 bytes on wire (1872 bits), 234 bytes captured (1872 bits) Ethernet II, Src: Nvidia_54:24:52 (00:04:4b:54:24:52), Dst: Broadcast (ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff) Internet Protocol Version 4, Src: 10.10.10.178, Dst: 10.10.10.255 User Datagram Protocol, Src Port: 35927 (35927), Dst Port: 9 (9) Wake On LAN, MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09), password: 00:00:00:00:00:00 Sync stream: ffffffffffff MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) MAC: RealtekU_e6:3b:09 (52:54:00:e6:3b:09) Password: 00:00:00:00:00:00 What is "Password: 00:00:00:00:00:00" in tha magic packet from the SHIELD (at the end of the wireshark output)? Can we cut it out from libvirtwol or ignore it? Thx for your time and effort.

The daemon is running. Status under "Settings/VM Manger/Wake On Lan" is green. root@Hub:~# ps -ef | grep libvirtwol root 14180 1 0 14:20 pts/0 00:00:00 /usr/bin/python /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/libvirtwol/scripts/libvirtwol.py br0 dmesg device br0 entered promiscuous mode No logging root@Hub:~# ls -l /var/log/libvirt/ total 16 -rw------- 1 root root 13795 Dec 1 07:44 libvirtd.log -rw-rw-rw- 1 root root 0 Dec 1 14:22 libvirtwakeonlan.log There is no firewall between unRAID system and the clients (same network). I tried a 3rd app on my android phone (Wake On Lan from Mike Webb). No wakeup with SHIELD, Router and the android app.

Hi dmacias, many thanks for your plugin. I want to use it for my virtual gaming machine to be started automaticly if SHIELD TV wants to start a game. But if i sent a "magic packet" the from SHIELD or from my Router to the virtual MAC, nothing happens. I can see the Broadcast with tcpdump in the network. Virtual host will not be started. Also the log (/var/log/libvirt/libvirtwakeonlan.log) is empty. My Setup: unRAID- 6.1.4 Bridged network (br0) If you need more information, let me know it. Thx