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Additional Windows features (standby / hibernate) #45

Closed mhoogenbosch closed 4 months ago

mhoogenbosch commented 4 months ago

I don't know if this would be possible, but would it be possible to reboot or push the Windows client to standby or hibernate with your app. I know this isn't really related to TEAMS2HA, but this would mean I could ditch some other tool for putting the device into standby.

bluemryld commented 4 months ago

In theory it could, but its probably outside the scope of Teams2HA. Whats the requirement? Hibernate/standby/reboot based on a MQTT message from HA?

mhoogenbosch commented 4 months ago

In theory it could, but its probably outside the scope of Teams2HA. Whats the requirement? Hibernate/standby/reboot based on a MQTT message from HA?

I leave my laptop at my home office. I have an automation telling my device to go into standby mode when I leave the room (based on espresence).

I'd imagine standby or hibernate wouldn't make a big difference in coding (and TBH I don't really know this) but I'd also imagine different people use different styles of controlling the device.

And I realize this is stretching it. It's in the name; it resolves around teams which maybe doesn't make sense to control the power scheme either. But I figured ; never hurts to ask ;-)

jimmyeao commented 4 months ago

Hi, after some consideration, we have decided we wont be putting this functionality into this app, however I am going to look at writing a simple app that will be independent and will achieve this :)

markmghali commented 4 months ago

In theory it could, but its probably outside the scope of Teams2HA. Whats the requirement? Hibernate/standby/reboot based on a MQTT message from HA?

I leave my laptop at my home office. I have an automation telling my device to go into standby mode when I leave the room (based on espresence).

I'd imagine standby or hibernate wouldn't make a big difference in coding (and TBH I don't really know this) but I'd also imagine different people use different styles of controlling the device.

And I realize this is stretching it. It's in the name; it resolves around teams which maybe doesn't make sense to control the power scheme either. But I figured ; never hurts to ask ;-)

you could look into hass agent https://github.com/LAB02-Research/HASS.Agent

mhoogenbosch commented 4 months ago

In theory it could, but its probably outside the scope of Teams2HA. Whats the requirement? Hibernate/standby/reboot based on a MQTT message from HA?

I leave my laptop at my home office. I have an automation telling my device to go into standby mode when I leave the room (based on espresence). I'd imagine standby or hibernate wouldn't make a big difference in coding (and TBH I don't really know this) but I'd also imagine different people use different styles of controlling the device. And I realize this is stretching it. It's in the name; it resolves around teams which maybe doesn't make sense to control the power scheme either. But I figured ; never hurts to ask ;-)

you could look into hass agent https://github.com/LAB02-Research/HASS.Agent

Yes, that works but is a huge app for my sole purpose to put my system to sleep. Unfortunately, I'm not in control of my own firewall, if I was, I would have utilized the notification settings, but i'm not.

Non the less, the statement is clear, i'll close the issue.

thanks!

jimmyeao commented 3 months ago

take a look at https://github.com/jimmyeao/PC2MQTT