[BUG] - WOL don't work (wake on lan)

[SpeeDFireCZE]

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Describe the bug

Hi,
@bitbound I've loved your work since the the early days of Remotely and have been watching ControIR from the beginning.
It's an awesome tool and it's getting better.

Today, however, I found that WOL (Wake On LAN) doesn't work, even though both devices (server and my PC) are on the same network. WOL didn't do anything; there were no errors, and in the Aspire log there was only this:

However, I can't see any more information in Aspire.

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Home
2. Click on 'actions on device you want to wake'
3. Click on wake

Note: Provide as much detail as possible to help replicate the issue. If I can't replicate it, it's unlikely I'll be able to fix it or write tests to prevent regressions.

Client Info

Browser:
Language/Locale of Browser: Chrome

Agent Version: 0.20.88.0
Agent OS to wake: windows
Language/Locale of Agent OS: CS

Agent Version: 0.22.79.0
Agent OS of server: linux (ubuntu)
Language/Locale of Agent OS: EN

Server Info (if self-hosting)

Server OS: ubuntu
Language/Locale of Server OS: EN
Docker image tag: bitbound/controlr:latest

Other relevant info:

Logs

None about this.

Screenshots

Aspire screenshot is up. I can send more if necessary.

Additional Context/Info

WOL is enabled and configured. For now, I am waking the system up with remotely.

[bitbound]

@SpeeDFireCZE Thanks for kind words! I really do appreciate it, and it means a lot. 🙂

Do the two devices share a tag? Any devices that share a tag with the target device get selected to broadcast the magic packet.

I realize there's no documentation or even minimal UI hints about that this, so I apologize for that. It's been on my TODO list. 😅 My plan is to eventually make it more configurable (broadcast address, port, etc.) and change how relay devices are selected. Haven't planned it all out yet.

For now, I'll at least add some UI hints and additional feedback/logging.

I did a quick test on my network, and WOL is working for the few devices where I have it enabled. Let me know if sharing a tag doesn't resolve it.

[SpeeDFireCZE]

Hi,
@bitbound oh Its selected by the tag, I dont have same tag on them so that's why 😅. Thank you for your help, have a nice day.