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@akatik - do you think this might be something that could be done? or can you point me to where I might be able to do it? We have currently 20 RPI4 deployed, and I am monitoring them with a custom php script I wrote to scrape the config files to get the IP addresses, and then I query the web pages t...

having the CPU temp, load average, uptime on 1 page, so that I can have a script pull them on a single call, instead of having to call multiple pages.

I want to graph the temps and load averages, and if the PI has been up for a while, to schedule a reboot.

in the web page of the PI, I can see the CPU Temp, Load average, but I was wondering if there was a way to see uptime as well?
Also, is there maybe a way to have all the stats in 1 page as well, so I could query that single page to see all the stats?

Ok, the last message on that says to use that build... if I use the current build 6.0.24 and that wol.zip script, will it work? and what if I have to wake up multiple machines? too bad it isn't a configuration on the connection parameters to WOL

ok, I am not looking to use the WOL on the Pi. All our users use PI4 as the wtware clients, it is the computers they're connecting to that I want to use WOL with, incase they are somehow powered off when they go to connect to them. the WTWARE client they are sitting in front of, the user can power i...

OK, I see that option, but does that wake the "wtware" pc up? I am looking at this from the users perspective... where they will be starting their PI running WTWARE, and connecting to their remote desktop, but for some reason it got powered off... so I want them to be able to "wake it...

I want to be able to "wake" the remote pc if it is off using the WOL magic packet... is there a way to do that when you click on the remote server to do this? The reason for this, is that sometimes a user will "shutdown" their PC, and then they can't log in the next day... and so...