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Restart or power off Rasperry PI with REST call

If you need to restart or power off your RPi remotely (or through local application’s call) here’s a simple wayhttp://raspberry.address:7000/reboothttp://raspberry.address:7000/power/offDetails and code at  https://github.com/zdanek/raspiPowerServer

If you need to restart or power off your RPi remotely (or through local application’s call) here’s a simple way

http://raspberry.address:7000/reboot
http://raspberry.address:7000/power/off

Details and code at  https://github.com/zdanek/raspiPowerServer

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