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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1149273" data-attributes="member: 109222">Not sure... Personally I don't need it as I've set up my systems to keep running as long as they are needed. The NAS is going asleep after 20 minutes without any network traffic. If I don't use my NAS for more than 20 minutes it's OK for it to standby. The next time I'll try to playback a movie stored on the NAS this plugin should send another magic packet. The MP2 server only allows standby if no more clients are attached. This already is working properly, so no further action is needed. Imho only the wake-up is required...Those magic packets don't do any harm if the NAS is running so they can be send every time. No need to first test if the NAS is available. For nightly re-imports a magic packet can be send too. But imho it would be better if the refresh from a sleeping NAS is postponed until the NAS is online the next time... I don't use the automatic refresh as I need to refresh some share often per day and others only once a month or so...&nbsp; If we could configure this per share (or even better if we had a filesystem watcher that refreshes a share right after modifications are done) I can make use of it. But as it is now, I only do manual refreshes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1149273, member: 109222"] Not sure... Personally I don't need it as I've set up my systems to keep running as long as they are needed. The NAS is going asleep after 20 minutes without any network traffic. If I don't use my NAS for more than 20 minutes it's OK for it to standby. The next time I'll try to playback a movie stored on the NAS this plugin should send another magic packet. The MP2 server only allows standby if no more clients are attached. This already is working properly, so no further action is needed. Imho only the wake-up is required... Those magic packets don't do any harm if the NAS is running so they can be send every time. No need to first test if the NAS is available. For nightly re-imports a magic packet can be send too. But imho it would be better if the refresh from a sleeping NAS is postponed until the NAS is online the next time... I don't use the automatic refresh as I need to refresh some share often per day and others only once a month or so... If we could configure this per share (or even better if we had a filesystem watcher that refreshes a share right after modifications are done) I can make use of it. But as it is now, I only do manual refreshes. [/QUOTE]

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