Hi people,
I notice that the "Send files to device" menu item off bluetooth-applet
is only available if "obex-data-server" is in the $PATH. But I get the
impression that "obexd" is trying to provide the DBus service that the
applet is actually after (point being that searching the $PATH for
"obex-data-server" isn't a very good test for "obexd" presence :)
Sadly, either way (running either server) I can't seem to transfer files
to my Blackberry. But that could be a Blackberry problem, its Bluetooth
support is pretty dismal...
Cheers,
Dave
Hi everyone,
As of newest bluez-gnome git, bluetooth-sendto is still not updated to
obex-data-server 0.4 API (patch was already sent to this list in mail
called "Make bluetooth-sendto functional with ODS SVN head"). I also
wrote a wiki page to make migration easier:
http://wiki.muiline.com/obex-data-server/migrating_to_0.4
I installed newest bluez-gnome just recently and I was pretty much blown
away :) Why is OBEX server stuff disabled? The old code will work with
Bluez 4.x and requires no changes.
And good luck with obexd, BTW :) If you are going for a full blown
client API, you are up for a good waste of time.
Cheers,
Tadas
David Sainty wrote:
> Hi people,
>
> I notice that the "Send files to device" menu item off
> bluetooth-applet is only available if "obex-data-server" is in the
> $PATH. But I get the impression that "obexd" is trying to provide the
> DBus service that the applet is actually after (point being that
> searching the $PATH for "obex-data-server" isn't a very good test for
> "obexd" presence :)
>
> Sadly, either way (running either server) I can't seem to transfer
> files to my Blackberry. But that could be a Blackberry problem, its
> Bluetooth support is pretty dismal...
>
> Cheers,
>
> Dave
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