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Hi bonienl, how would you configure the sleep settings in case you have to deal with a plex docker: - plex seems to cause network traffic to update its state - plex seems to cause disc activity to update its cache - my discs get spun down after a while but then get up spinning after 2-15 minutes I need to: - keep the server running after WOL for 1 hour - put the server to sleep, if no user directly interacts with it - put the server to sleep, plex stopped streaming and had an idle time for 1 hour If you would allow the option to spin up all discs after WOL, the requirements could be simplified: - keep it running until all discs are spun down

Sounds just great. Thank you!

Hi, thanks for providing these plugins. I am happily using half of them on a daily basis. Here a feature request for the S3 Sleep plugin: Using Plex on my unRaid server, there will always be a disc up and running. Seems the plex processes keep it busy, which I don't like at all, but that's how it is To use the S3 sleep script, I therefore have to configure "wait for array inactivity: false" Instead I just want to monitor the network activities and go to sleep, if there has not been any for lets say 30 minutes. Your script however first checks the array inactivity (skips it in my case), than does the count down (Extra delay after array inactivity) and afterwards starts monitoring the network traffic. If the network traffic drops below a threshold just once, the server goes to sleep. Could you allow us to wait an "Extra delay" after the network inactivity has been detected? --> "if the servers network inactivity (or the threshold) are given for at least XX minutes, shut down" As it is at the moment: as soon as you select "wait for spin down: false" and your movie ends running, the server will go to sleep because of the network idleing Thanks!