Wakify is an easy to use web application that lets you wake your computers from anywhere in the world.
Wakify needs to have access to your system Ping command (part of iputils).
Wakify expects that your system ping to respond appropriately to a command such as the following:
ping example.com -c 3
Where -c sets the number of packets to send.
Thanks to Ryan Bates for his nifty_generators and his excellent Railscasts.
The WakeOnLan Ruby script found in app/models/wakeonlan.rb was originally written by K.Kodama. I have made significant alterrations to the way it functions and removed some functions that were not necessary for the operation of Wakify.
The icons found in the public/images/tango/ directory are part of the Tango Icon Library and have been released into the public domain.
The jQuery JavaScript library is included in the public/javascripts/ directory and it is licensed under both the GPLv2 and MIT licenses.
The “jQuery validation plug-in” is included in the public/javascripts/ directory and it is also dual licensed under both the GPL and MIT licenses.
The IE8.js JavaScript library was created by Dean Edwards, and it aims to make Internet Explorer (pre-IE8) behave more like a standards compliant browser. It is licensed under a MIT license.
Chroma Hash is a jQuery plugin that acts as a visual helper for password entry. It was created by Matt Thompson and is licensed under the MIT license. I’m using a fork created by Joel Moss that removes the dependency on jQueryUI.
The following gems are required to run the application:
- net-ping
- RedCloth
- Linguistics
Copyright © 2009-2010 Matias Korhonen
Licensed under the MIT license. For more details see the LICENSE file.