Add HTTP wake support as alternative to Wake-on-LAN#1770
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* Add HTTP wake support as alternative to Wake-on-LAN This adds HTTP-based wake functionality for waking PCs over VPN networks (like Tailscale) where Layer-2 WOL magic packets cannot traverse. Features: - Per-host configuration via new "Configure Wake" context menu option - Choice between standard WOL or HTTP wake method - Simple HTTP GET request to user-configured URL - 10-second timeout with proper error handling The HTTP wake method is useful with services like tailscale-wakeonlan or UpSnap that provide HTTP endpoints for triggering WOL packets on the local network. Addresses: moonlight-stream#1251 Addresses: moonlight-stream#1672 * Add URL validation to Configure Wake dialog * Remove outdated comment about URL placeholders * Revert translation file changes (leave for maintainers to run lupdate) * Address Copilot review feedback for HTTP wake feature - Add host validation to isValidWakeUrl() to reject URLs without host - Fix timeout handling by using timedOut flag and aborting reply directly - Use deleteLater() for QNetworkReply cleanup per Qt best practices - Add processEvents() to ensure reply deletion before NAM destruction - Set initial OK button state in onOpened and guard onUrlValidChanged - Move ButtonGroup declaration before RadioButtons that reference it * More code review fixes. * More code review fixes. * More code review fixes.
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I think this would be a fantastic feature to combine with this project. |
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@cgutman, I don't know how you usually take contributions so just tagging in case you prefer to get a heads up about something being ready. Sorry to bug you if you'd prefer to get to PR contributions on your own time. |
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Any chance you can take a look at this @cgutman? |
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…ve to Wake-on-LAN Upstream PR: moonlight-stream#1770 Original-author: @stuckj
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…-stream#1194) PcView.qml referenced qrc:/res/baseline-help_outline-24px.svg, which moonlight-stream#1194 removed from resources.qrc when swapping Material Symbols for Material Icons. The icon swap was missed on this line because PcView.qml was a merge-conflict file (moonlight-stream#1770 + moonlight-stream#1194). Point it at the new help icon (help_FILL0_wght700_GRAD200_opsz48.svg), as done for the same icon in NavigableMessageDialog.qml. Caught at runtime via 'QML QQuickImage: Cannot open' on the PC details dialog. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019yMsXBvq2YjymGuAhExQTG
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This adds HTTP-based wake functionality for waking PCs over VPN networks
(like Tailscale) where Layer-2 WOL magic packets cannot traverse.
Features:
The HTTP wake method is useful with services like tailscale-wakeonlan
or UpSnap that provide HTTP endpoints for triggering WOL packets on
the local network.
Addresses: #1251
Addresses: #1672