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unknownsoldierX
I currently have a script to encode files and send them to another machine over the LAN. I've started putting the remote machine to sleep since it isn't being used as much, so I want the batch file to wake the machine if needed.
What I'd like to do is:
1. check to see if the PC is currently on
2. encode the files
3. if PC was already on, send periodic packets to keep it on while the script is running
4. run renamer
5. if machine is off, send a magic packet to wake the machine so they can be copied over
6. if need be, wait for machine to turn on, then check it again
7. copy and move files
That way, the machine won't go to sleep while the script is running only to be woken up again a short time later. Each encoding takes about 40 minutes, and the remote PC sleeps after 1 hour. So, if the machine is currently on, I need a command to keep it alive inserted between each encode.
Here is my current script. It may seem a little weird, but it does what I need. I've trimmed out most of the encoding steps.
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