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Ah, yes, here i understand how it can work ;) Thanks, have just put that in place, it's working on my side now (and no 403 errors, as i don't...

Which version of sleep-on-lan are you using ? How are you sending it to sleep ? (with REST commands or with magic packets) What is your sleep-on-lan configuration, especially the...

Hello, Could you share a full log to see what is happening. Additionnaly, indeed, the configuration you put in your message does not seem valid (`jq` is also complaining when...

Not sure to understand - just launch the program without a service, you'll have a log file attached, that will allow to confirm : - what are the settings that...

Not sure what SOL could do about this : if the command has been received a second time, it means it has been sent a second time by the WOL...

Again : the tool is not "inventing" packets by itself. It only reacts to what is received. There may be weird behavior outside the tool, like what was said before...

> But if I close SOL there is no new line that appears so no new command received. If my software continued to send commands they would appear when I...

I still disagree with your conclusions (maybe there is something i don't see or don't understand well, but per your descriptions, it seems like your client is generating several sendings...

Hello again, Yes, regarding that point, i definitely agree - if there are some others UDP packets sent by another tool, it should not be treated / considered as sleep...

So maybe you can try that 1.1.2-SNAPSHOT version : https://github.com/SR-G/sleep-on-lan/releases/tag/1.1.2-SNAPSHOT With one change (without guarantees), regarding the fact that in the end, in one of your screenshot, there was a...