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March 24th, 2005, 09:02 PM
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Wake Linux Box
Hi,
I currently backup my dedicated server to my home machine at a certain time (usually about 10pm). At the moment it is annoying having to power on the machine and wait for the backup to complete before powering off. Is there anyway i can have the machine power itself up, connect to the net (Using a command that i normally use to connect to the net), wait for the download to complete (Dedicated server sends the backup to my home machine) then power off? I have heard of wake on lan but i do not have the machine on a lan at the moment or any kind of network, unless you can class a Usb Dsl Modem as one ;) Has anyone come across a solution to something like this? Andrew
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March 25th, 2005, 08:10 PM
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RE: Wake Linux Box
Damn, i didnt leave my machine on, im currently on holiday with my laptop (In true geek style on a laptop instead of being outside). If i had left the machine on i could of connected into it and setup that cron, oh well got to wait 3 weeks now to do the cron.
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