IFTTT Webhook SSL server

IFTTT Webhook SSL server to suspend/wake on lan/poweroff/reboot a Windows-PC and/or a Raspberry Pi.

Prerequisites

1. Win7: Windows ssh server with key authentication to logon, e.g. Bitvise SSH Server. Win10 has a built-in OpenSSH Server as an optional feature.
2. Sysinternals PsShutdown configured to run as administrator.
3. Windows and NIC configured for Wake On Lan (WOL) with a magic packet.
4. Linux server with systemd and Python 3.5+, e.g. a Raspberry Pi.
5. Public IP address and name with a valid SSL certificate, a Let’s Encrypt certificate for a DDNS name will do.

Configuration/Installation

1. Copy the example configuration to webhook.ini and fill in your credentials.
2. Test the the respective suspend, wake, poweroff, poweroff_linux or reboot_linux commands without IFTTT connectivity with sudo webhook.py -v [command].
3. Create IFTTT applets with an if this-Button Widget and a then that-Webhook with method POST, Content Type application/json and a command in the example.json format.
4. Run the server in verbose mock mode (no communication with the Windows-PC) with sudo webhook.py -m -v and check the IFTTT applets.
5. To double check run the server in production mode with just sudo webhook.py.
6. Run sudo make install to install the webhook.service as a system service.

Changes

2022-04-21: Added an optional argument for wake and poweroff to override the mac resp. host configured in webhook.ini.