Hibernate on reverse mac about sleep-on-lan

[SR-G]

Yes : as a reminder, when UDP packets are received, the command defined as "default" is triggered.

• Without any extra configuration, it is a "pm-suspend" sleep command (hard-coded in the daemon)
• With only one command defined in configuration, it is that only command that is triggered when UDP packets are received and matching
• If many commands are declared, this is the one flagged as "default" that is triggered.

So you just need in sol.json to put in place another default command, for example (here with linux commands) :

  "Commands" : [ 
    {
        "Operation" : "hibernate",
        "Command" : "systemctl hibernate",
        "Default" : "true"
    },
    {
        "Operation" : "sleep",
        "Command" : "systemctl suspend",
        "Default" : "false"
    }]

That "hibernate" operation is then going to be triggered when UDP packets matching the reversed MAC are received (or, of course, when triggering the HTTP /hibernate endpoint)