From: Radek Rurarz <fotopiper@o2.pl>
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Subject: Re: [Bluez-devel] PIN helper
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Date: Thu, 9 Mar 2006 07:06:49 +0100

On Thu, 9 Mar 2006 00:55:52 -0500
Dave Mielke <dave@mielke.cc> wrote:


> >> >possibly to chose another pinhelper if there
> >> >is no pin (for instance the one for X, if that fails to create a
> >> >promp).
>=20
> This one will take some thought. It could check to see if X is
> running, and then run the X one if so and do the text-mode thing
> otherwise. If that's okay, the option would be something like:
> -x /etc/bluetooth/xbluepin

A simpler method would be to relly on another pinhelper (for
instance one from the bluez-utlis) set in a config file.. juts pass the
arguments to it.. and see if it returns a propper pin.. if not fall
back to the internal methods (promp if allowed, the pin file shoud be
checked first).

Then it could be a standard pinhelper.. even with kde/gnome/opie/gpe
(last two on handhelds) on top.

> >> >3. In the pins file another 'slot' for the name of the device
> >> >(not nessesary the one advertised by it, rather to have an idea
> >> >whot is it)
>=20
> The script actually already did that, i.e. it ignores data after the
> PIN. Now it's documented, though, and even with an example.

Sorry, didn't noticed that... I need to work on my sh skills ;)

My regards.


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