Hi,
just a short note that ussp-push 0.5
<http://www.xmailserver.org/ussp-push.html> works for me.
You have to find the channel for OBEX Object Push, e.g. with:
% sdptool search OPUSH
Then either use rfcomm bind, e.g.:
% rfcomm bind /dev/rcomm0 00:11:22:33:44:55 10
% ussp-push /dev/rfcomm0 localfile remotefile
Or use the Bluetooth device name of the remote device (I don't know how
to show that with bluez-utils):
% ussp-push "BTDeviceName"@10 localfile remotefile
There's already a Gentoo ebuild for ussp-push (I copied the examples
from there).
Regards...
Michael
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I wrote:
> Or use the Bluetooth device name of the remote device (I don't know how
> to show that with bluez-utils):
% hcitool scan
shows the BT device address and the device name.
Regards...
Michael
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