Hi,
there have been rumors about a written API specification for the D-Bus
interface of hcid (and bluetoothd in the future) and all of them is
actually true. You will find the current version under hcid/dbus-api.txt
inside the bluez-utils CVS. This isn't the final version, but it really
looks good and something about 90% has been implemented in the last few
weeks. Most of the work has been done by Claudio, Eduardo and Johan. So
thank these guys for their work.
I like to see the rest 10% implemented and after that my plan is to
release the next version of bluez-utils and open it for wider testing,
but any feedback at this point is highly welcome. And I also like to see
sample programs in various languages that we can include for reference.
Regards
Marcel
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Hi,
> there have been rumors about a written API specification for the D-Bus
> interface of hcid (and bluetoothd in the future) and all of them is
> actually true. You will find the current version under hcid/dbus-api.txt
> inside the bluez-utils CVS. This isn't the final version, but it really
> looks good and something about 90% has been implemented in the last few
> weeks. Most of the work has been done by Claudio, Eduardo and Johan. So
> thank these guys for their work.
>
> I like to see the rest 10% implemented and after that my plan is to
> release the next version of bluez-utils and open it for wider testing,
> but any feedback at this point is highly welcome. And I also like to see
> sample programs in various languages that we can include for reference.
there has been some more progress and a small update to the D-Bus API
document. The current CVS contains the latest version which includes
also a dbus-test script written in Python. The local device name and
minor device class are now stored on the filesystem and remembered after
reboot.
Please review the API document and send in comments. We also need a more
secure D-Bus service config file.
Regards
Marcel
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On Fri, Mar 03, 2006 at 02:55:58PM +0100, Marcel Holtmann wrote:
> Hi Claudio,
>
> > I tested the latest bluez-utils CVS version with the recent D-Bus
> > changes and I have some comments:
> >
> > * Policy
> > I'm not sure, but I think some linux distributions use pam_console
> > instead of at_console. We sould investigate more to avoid future
> > problems. Another thing are the rules. at_console aims provide a way
> > to refer to users that are not physically sitting in front of the
> > computer. I tested send D-Bus messages from the local host or
> > connected through ssh and I didn't noticed differences. I mean, the
> > behaviour is the same. Remote users still able to send D-Bus messages.
>
> actually the at_console should be transparent between different Linux
> distributions. However we need to verify that it works on at least
> Fedora, SuSE, Debian and Ubuntu.
at_console currently doesn't work on Debian, but does on Ubuntu (using
pam-foreground not pam_console). However i intend to add pam-foreground support
to debian's dbus too, which would make at_console supported on debian too.
Sjoerd
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Hi Claudio,
> I tested the latest bluez-utils CVS version with the recent D-Bus
> changes and I have some comments:
>
> * Policy
> I'm not sure, but I think some linux distributions use pam_console
> instead of at_console. We sould investigate more to avoid future
> problems. Another thing are the rules. at_console aims provide a way
> to refer to users that are not physically sitting in front of the
> computer. I tested send D-Bus messages from the local host or
> connected through ssh and I didn't noticed differences. I mean, the
> behaviour is the same. Remote users still able to send D-Bus messages.
actually the at_console should be transparent between different Linux
distributions. However we need to verify that it works on at least
Fedora, SuSE, Debian and Ubuntu.
> * Device->Adapter
> Maybe should be better if we rename the function names and constants
> too. Or remove the prefix "dev" and "DEV". These prefixes were added
> to avoid confusion when all functions were in the same file.
Remove the prefix completely, because it is all internal.
> * Error
> I noticed that there are different handling of hci_open_dev result.
> I found bluez_new_failure_msg and error_no_such_device calls to handle
> the same error. I will send a patch to use the same approach.
Go ahead and send fixed. I am to busy to fully complete that change.
Regards
Marcel
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Hi Marcel,
I tested the latest bluez-utils CVS version with the recent D-Bus
changes and I have some comments:
* Policy
I'm not sure, but I think some linux distributions use pam_console
instead of at_console. We sould investigate more to avoid future
problems. Another thing are the rules. at_console aims provide a way
to refer to users that are not physically sitting in front of the
computer. I tested send D-Bus messages from the local host or
connected through ssh and I didn't noticed differences. I mean, the
behaviour is the same. Remote users still able to send D-Bus messages.
* Device->Adapter
Maybe should be better if we rename the function names and constants
too. Or remove the prefix "dev" and "DEV". These prefixes were added
to avoid confusion when all functions were in the same file.
* Error
I noticed that there are different handling of hci_open_dev result.
I found bluez_new_failure_msg and error_no_such_device calls to handle
the same error. I will send a patch to use the same approach.
Regards,
Claudio.
On 2/24/06, Marcel Holtmann <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > there have been rumors about a written API specification for the D-Bus
> > interface of hcid (and bluetoothd in the future) and all of them is
> > actually true. You will find the current version under hcid/dbus-api.tx=
t
> > inside the bluez-utils CVS. This isn't the final version, but it really
> > looks good and something about 90% has been implemented in the last few
> > weeks. Most of the work has been done by Claudio, Eduardo and Johan. So
> > thank these guys for their work.
> >
> > I like to see the rest 10% implemented and after that my plan is to
> > release the next version of bluez-utils and open it for wider testing,
> > but any feedback at this point is highly welcome. And I also like to se=
e
> > sample programs in various languages that we can include for reference.
>
> there has been some more progress and a small update to the D-Bus API
> document. The current CVS contains the latest version which includes
> also a dbus-test script written in Python. The local device name and
> minor device class are now stored on the filesystem and remembered after
> reboot.
>
> Please review the API document and send in comments. We also need a more
> secure D-Bus service config file.
>
> Regards
>
> Marcel
>
>
>
>
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