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Hi.
Can you show task command on (for) Linux?
It seems that paths from windows to Linux not mapped.

Hi. May be you should enable this feature is some other place(s). For example: https://www.groovypost.com/howto/enable-wake-on-lan-windows-10/ btw wolwake is a simple cmd: https://github.com/CGRU/cgru/blob/master/bin/wolwake.cmd that runs simple python: https://github.com/CGRU/cgru/blob/master/utili...

Hi. Yes, to extend this feature we should go into the c++ code. We should add some "af_renderlaunchers" string array parameter in config (like "af_rendercmds"). And make afwatch to create a sub-menu items for launch on render. btw, "af_rendercmds" - are commands that ru...

Hi.
Unfortunately, there is no such event implemented.
For now, there are only few job events, done and error:
http://cgru.info/afanasy/server#events

But it is not a big deal to add such event.
Especially if you are going test it.

Hi.
You can write a command wrapper.
For example some script that will replace "render command", which can contain:

At first you should ask:
- Can I render using GPU running Blender command line with no display? If I can, how to do it?
(may be we are doing something wrong)

"And this is same command copied to terminal- so rendering without gui" - Terminal launched from GUI have a GUI. I see you screenshot - that terminal with a GUI. In that terminal type: cd /opt/cgru source ./setup.sh afrender - So that afrender client will be with GUI. And check how it works.

So you should checkout difference between computers that use GPU and that use CPU. But it seems that Blender needs a GUI session to use GPU (very pity). May be all your ms windows afrenders runs within a GUI session? And some Linuxes runs afrenders from init.d or systemd daemon with no GUI? If so, y...

The best way to check - try to launch Blender GUI from a terminal. If it works - terminal has a display.

If terminal will have a display (GUI session) it will be.
For example, when you run some xfce-terminal from choosing some menu item from xfce window manager theme, it will have a gui. (xfce can be kde or gnome or whatever)