mtongnz

I tried this plugin and it kinda worked. I don't want to hi-jack this, but I needed to be able to wake from sleeping and hibernating states. As such, I made this: https://github.com/mtongnz/unraidWOLcmd It's a docker container to receive WOL packets. You can configure any command to run on your unRaid server, including the vmControl script I wrote to start/stop VMs. I'd be interested in some feedback. Cheers

I have a user script that overwrites the entire file. I have it set to run "At First Array Start Only"

I know this is a slightly older thread but I thought I'd share what I've done. The power button on my rig will power the system on as normal. I'd imagine holding it once on will force a power off but I don't really want to test this - worst case, I can just pull power. If I want to shutdown the server, I use the web gui. Once unRaid is botoed, the power button will toggle my Windows VM on or off. In Windows power management, I've set it so the power button puts the machine to sleep - this makes it start up faster. First create a script in User Scripts. I called mine vmStartStop and it toggles a VM called Windows 10. #! /bin/bash # if domain is running, shut down if virsh list | grep "Windows 10 .*running" ; then virsh shutdown "Windows 10" # resume domain if it's paused elif virsh list | grep "Windows 10 .*paused" ; then virsh resume "Windows 10" elif virsh list | grep "Windows 10 .*pmsuspended" ; then virsh dompmwakeup "Windows 10" # otherwise start domain else virsh start "Windows 10" fi Than edit /etc/acpi/acpi_handler.sh as per the post above. Change the power line to point at your user script (the path is at the top of the edit script page). Don't forget the . at the start of the line: power) . /boot/config/plugins/user.scripts/scripts/vmStartStop/script Hope this helps someone.