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successfull with airport
Authored by: geraldo on Oct 11, '02 03:17:11PM

to wake my G4 from my Ti550 over Airport, i was successfull with wake 550 using the broadcast ip (as mentioned) = 255.255.255.255 and doing a portmapping of port 9 (=wake-on-lan) to the static address of the G4 in the range of 10.0.1.201-253 (to be used for portmapping as stated in the apple guides for airport-networks)



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waking from cron
Authored by: sjmills on Oct 02, '03 10:09:24AM

I installed the wakeonlan perl script, did chmod +x on it, and rehash'd. I then added entries into my crontab (on the G5 that's always awake) to wake the 2 G4s in the house 10 minutes before the daily job runs. It looks like they didn't wake up, because the date on daily.log is still last month. Here's my entry in crontab:

5 3 * * * wakeonlan xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx yy:yy:yy:yy:yy:yy

This works if I enter it manually on the command line. Any ideas? I have other cron tasks that I know have run and are entered in much the same way.



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waking from cron
Authored by: sjmills on Oct 02, '03 10:32:17AM

Arg. Never mind. Seems that cron doesn't know about ~/bin. Does that seem strange?



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cron don't know ~
Authored by: kfaulhaber on Oct 02, '03 10:18:02PM

Unless you installed it in your own username's crontab, cron runs the task as root, and ~/bin would be root's ~/bin. You should use the absolute /path/to/whatever in cron.



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