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			<title>How to: Pimatic Presence Sensor with OpenWRT</title>
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			<description>You can already detect devices on your network with pimatic using the pimatic-ping plugin, but this has one big drawback: phones do not reply to such ping requests if they are in standby. So the best way is to login to your router and check if the phone is connected to your wifi network. With OpenWRT on your router this is fairly easy to realise. Assuming you have Pimatic and OpenWRT already...</description><dc:creator>Whatson</dc:creator>
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