Describe Your Problem:
Forgive the blue sky noob question. I have homebridge working well on MacOS. Obviously the service is unavailable during MacOS sleep (and I could/should commission a Rpi).
However, as confirmed by _dns-sd -B _sleep-proxy.udp local I have available sleep proxies on the LAN (HomePod, Airport, AppleTV etc). Other services successfully wake MacOS as necessary. Wouldn’t it be cool if MacOS woke when I used HomeKit?
I considered registering the homebridge service with the proxy (dns-sd -R...) but I don’t know the requisite port/service details. I poked around Node.js and homebridge forums and searches but got nobody trying/succeeding to do this.
- Am I asking the impossible?
- Anyone considered this?
- It seems naively straightforward for homebridge to register itself (or I register it) with a sleep proxy...
Best wishes all!
Logs:
n/a
Homebridge Config:
All standard, just a couple of plugins:
homebridge-evohome v0.7.3
homebridge-away-mode v1.5.2
Environment:
- Node.js Version: v14.15.3
- NPM Version: 6.14.9
- Homebridge Version: 1.1.7
- Operating System: MacOS V11.1 (20C69)
- Process Supervisor: Systemd / init.d / pm2 / launchctl / Docker / hb-service / other / none
Describe Your Problem:
Forgive the blue sky noob question. I have homebridge working well on MacOS. Obviously the service is unavailable during MacOS sleep (and I could/should commission a Rpi).
However, as confirmed by _dns-sd -B _sleep-proxy.udp local I have available sleep proxies on the LAN (HomePod, Airport, AppleTV etc). Other services successfully wake MacOS as necessary. Wouldn’t it be cool if MacOS woke when I used HomeKit?
I considered registering the homebridge service with the proxy (dns-sd -R...) but I don’t know the requisite port/service details. I poked around Node.js and homebridge forums and searches but got nobody trying/succeeding to do this.
Best wishes all!
Logs:
n/a
Homebridge Config:
All standard, just a couple of plugins:
homebridge-evohome v0.7.3
homebridge-away-mode v1.5.2
Environment: