A simple port of PS4-Waker to a Docker container.
On your host, of course, you'll need to install Docker and docker-compose.
If your mobile device is Android, install PS4 Second Screen from Google Play Store.
If you mobile device is iOS or iPadOS, install PS4 Second Screen from App Store.
Also, make sure that your host and your mobile are in the same network as your PS4.
Optional: install git.
Clone this git repo:
git clone https://github.com/marcocspc/ps4-waker-docker
Enter the directory:
cd ps4-waker-docker
Run ps4-waker for the first time and follow the prompts to get your credentials data:
docker-compose run ps4-waker
Important: I've tried to copy credentials from one host to another (I wanted to migrate this container from my workstation to a raspberry pi), but this didn't work, somehow the PS4 has a protection against this. So if you're changing the host, you'll need to run ps4-waker for the first time again.
After this is done, you'll be able to run ps4-waker to interact with your console. Some example commands:
- Wake your PS4:
docker-compose run ps4-waker wake
- Make your PS4 go into Standby mode:
docker-compose run ps4-waker standby
- Get your PS4 status:
docker-compose run ps4-waker check
- Documentation for further options:
docker-compose run ps4-waker --help