This script provides one-touch wake-on-lan packet generation from a web interface. There's not much to it. The only thing it depends on is Python (2.6+).

This script has intentionally attempted to minimize dependencies. It should run anywhere that has python 2.6, 2.7, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, or 3.5 installed.

Get the code somehow:

• Download the latest release
• Clone this repository
• Download a debian package
  • Install it with something like dpkg -i python-webwol*.deb
• Copy and paste it from this repo
• pip install it
• Transcribe it by hand??

Here's the magic bit. Write down the MAC addresses you want to send wake-on-lan packets to. Give those puppies a name, too, cause why not? Do it like this:

{
    "deadbeef-dad": "de:ad:be:ef:da:dd",
    "mr-counter": "12:34:56:78:90:ef"
}

If you don't know the MAC address you want, try lookin' up how to do it on the internet. There's another example about how to write this file in this repo

Save all them juicy bits in a file somewhere on the computer that webwol's gonna run on. You could put it in a place like /etc/webwol.json if you want. Or your homedir. I won't judge.

python webwol.py from the place where you downloaded the code. Or if you installed from a debian package, it's probably in your path, so try just webwol.py?