hi,
i have two PCs with linux, with bluetooth capability
on both(using BlueZ).
i want to transfer a file (any file)between them.
Could be command-line transfer or any other way.
how to go about?
rgds,
Jose.
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Hi Nils,
> >>i have two PCs with linux, with bluetooth capability
> >>on both(using BlueZ).
> >>i want to transfer a file (any file)between them.
> >>Could be command-line transfer or any other way.
> > the easiest way is to create a PAN with pand between your two machines
> > and then use tools like ftp or scp.
>
> But in general I think it would be nice to have a some more ad-hoc file
> transfer tool. Would maybe OBEX be suitable for that?
>
> We have for example that situation quite often that you sit together
> with some people and their notebooks or other prtable devices but you do
> not have a common network or simply do not want that (imagine a business
> meeting). But you want to share some docs, files, etc.. Mostly small
> stuff, not whole movies ;)
> Last time I was in a meeting guess what happened: They tucked out a
> floppy disk!
>
> For those purposes something like
> bt-receive-file (waiting)
> bt-send-file <BD-ADDR> <file>
> would be nice.
there are some programs for that job, but actually I like an obextool
merged into bluez-utils that is capable of doing things like this, but I
never finally finished it. Feel free to send me patches to add such a
tool.
Regards
Marcel
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> But in general I think it would be nice to have a some more ad-hoc file
> transfer tool. Would maybe OBEX be suitable for that?
AFAIK, there is a little tool for Gnome called gnome-bluetooth, which
does what you want.
it's composed of an applet which stays in backgorund and waits for files
to arrive to your box, and a program (gnome-obex-send) to choose a file
and send them to another host.
pity, the working version requires at least Gnome 2.6, which I hate for
many reason, and the previous version, for Gnome 2.4, is as broken it
won't work :(
if I recall it right, there is also a similar tool for kde, but I don't
have any experience with it.
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Marcel Holtmann wrote:
> Hi Jose,
Hi!
>>i have two PCs with linux, with bluetooth capability
>>on both(using BlueZ).
>>i want to transfer a file (any file)between them.
>>Could be command-line transfer or any other way.
> the easiest way is to create a PAN with pand between your two machines
> and then use tools like ftp or scp.
But in general I think it would be nice to have a some more ad-hoc file
transfer tool. Would maybe OBEX be suitable for that?
We have for example that situation quite often that you sit together
with some people and their notebooks or other prtable devices but you do
not have a common network or simply do not want that (imagine a business
meeting). But you want to share some docs, files, etc.. Mostly small
stuff, not whole movies ;)
Last time I was in a meeting guess what happened: They tucked out a
floppy disk!
For those purposes something like
bt-receive-file (waiting)
bt-send-file <BD-ADDR> <file>
would be nice.
> Regards
> Marcel
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Hi Jose,
> i have two PCs with linux, with bluetooth capability
> on both(using BlueZ).
>
> i want to transfer a file (any file)between them.
> Could be command-line transfer or any other way.
the easiest way is to create a PAN with pand between your two machines
and then use tools like ftp or scp.
Regards
Marcel
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> Hi,
>=20
> I want to be able to transfer a file between two Linux
> PCs.
>=20
> I have compiled blueobex(ussp-push), on both my linux
> PCs.How do I compile obexserver OR what do I do with
> obexserver?
I know gnome has a obex server (It comes as part of Fedora, not sure
what other platfoms) that can run as a applet on the taskbar. I've
played with it quickly getting objects from a phone but not another pc
Pete
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