Hi
There are so many pieces to the puzzle: hci* sdp* rfcomm others?
What comes first? second? ...?
I just want to get pictures off my Motorola V710 picture phone.
Has anyone done this?
What programs do I run in what order and what config/password files need
to be messed with?
I have read man pages and some of the howtos and such, that are totally
confusing. Do I really need to know about stacks and protocols and the
inner workings of all the different programs? Is there no single doc or
howto that puts it all together in simple to the point terms?
I am computer literate, especially on Linux, but bluetooth is causing me
no end of frustration.
Thanks
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redondos wrote:
> I'm sure it's widely known, it's just me who hasn't used v3. Try
> following Manojt's advice, and perhaps you will succeed.
Got it to work!
The solution is here:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=383188
Cheers,
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manojt ambe wrote:
> I modified /usr/local/etc/dbus-1/system.conf as below. After this
> the pin problem went away. I am using bluez 3.1 and dbus 0.62. Pls
> find system.conf attached.
>
> <!-- This is included last so local configuration can override what's
> in this standard file -->
> <include
> ignore_missing="yes">/etc/dbus-1/system.d/bluez-hcid.conf</include>
>
I believe that this line is useless, because the previous includes
everything in the system.d directory, including bluez-hcid.conf.
However, I tried using yout system.conf and I keep getting the same
problem...
Cheers,
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On Wed, Aug 16 14:38, Rui Pedro Lopes wrote:
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> redondos wrote:
> > I forgot the ';' at the end of the line. Did you add that? Can we
> > see your hcid.conf at its full extent?
> I added the ';'... :)
> >
> > Oh, you're using 3.x. I don't know, haven't played with it yet,
> > sorry.
> :) all right... I'll wait a bit until the problem is better known...
I'm sure it's widely known, it's just me who hasn't used v3. Try
following Manojt's advice, and perhaps you will succeed.
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redondos wrote:
> I forgot the ';' at the end of the line. Did you add that? Can we
> see your hcid.conf at its full extent?
I added the ';'... :)
>
> Oh, you're using 3.x. I don't know, haven't played with it yet,
> sorry.
:) all right... I'll wait a bit until the problem is better known...
Cheers,
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I modified /usr/local/etc/dbus-1/system.conf as below. After this the pin problem went away. I am using bluez 3.1 and dbus 0.62. Pls find system.conf attached.
<!-- This is included last so local configuration can override what's
in this standard file -->
<include ignore_missing="yes">/etc/dbus-1/system.d/bluez-hcid.conf</include>
thanks,
Manoj
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On Wed, Aug 16 09:18, Rui Pedro Lopes wrote:
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> redondos wrote:
> > Have you tried following the Gentoo wiki? You're probably not using
> > Gentoo, but they are well-known for providing pretty good documentation
> > to the open source community.
> >
> > http://www.gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_use_a_bluetooth_headset
> Yap. Actually, I'm using debian...
> >
> > About the PIN code: have you configured a pin helper correctly in
> > hcid.conf? It's pretty simple, you can just write a shell script:
> >
> > #!/bin/sh
> > echo "PIN:1234
> >
> > Make it executable, then edit hcid.conf with the line:
> >
> > pin_helper /path/to/the/script
> Yes, I have tried that. Here is the syslog messages:
>
> Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hcid[7714]: Bluetooth HCI daemon
> Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hcid[7714]: Unknown option 'pin_helper' line 27
> Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hcid[7714]: syntax error line 27
> Aug 16 09:13:20 tash sdpd[7716]: Bluetooth SDP daemon
> Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hidd[7718]: Bluetooth HID daemon
> Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hcid[7714]: Register path:/org/bluez fallback:1
> Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hcid[7714]: Device hci0 has been added
> Aug 16 09:13:21 tash hcid[7714]: Starting security manager 0
> Aug 16 09:13:21 tash hcid[7714]: Can't write inquiry mode for hci0:
> Input/output error (5)
> Aug 16 09:13:21 tash hcid[7714]: Register path:/org/bluez/hci0 fallback:0
>
>
>
> Apparently, pin_helper is not available...
I forgot the ';' at the end of the line. Did you add that? Can we see
your hcid.conf at its full extent?
> Here is what the Debian maintainer added to the documentation:
>
>
> PIN (or passkey) management
> - ---------------------------
> since bluez 3.0 the old pin_helper script has been replaced by
> the dbus interface. To add a default passkey for every outgoing
> request (e.g. the old /etc/bluetooth/pin file) drop it into
> /etc/bluetooth/passkeys/default. (e.g. echo "1234" >
> /etc/bluetooth/passkeys/default )
> To add a passkey for a specific outgoing connection replace default
> with the device's address. ( /etc/default/passkeys/aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff
> will contain passkey for aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff ).
> After adding a passkey you should restart bluetooth with
>
> /etc/init.d/bluetooth restart
>
> and the new passkeys will be registered.
>
>
> I have also tried that and it is not working... do you think it is a
> Debian problem?
Oh, you're using 3.x. I don't know, haven't played with it yet, sorry.
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On Wed, Aug 16 09:18, Rui Pedro Lopes wrote:
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> redondos wrote:
> > Have you tried following the Gentoo wiki? You're probably not using
> > Gentoo, but they are well-known for providing pretty good documentation
> > to the open source community.
> >
> > http://www.gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_use_a_bluetooth_headset
> Yap. Actually, I'm using debian...
> >
> > About the PIN code: have you configured a pin helper correctly in
> > hcid.conf? It's pretty simple, you can just write a shell script:
> >
> > #!/bin/sh
> > echo "PIN:1234
> >
> > Make it executable, then edit hcid.conf with the line:
> >
> > pin_helper /path/to/the/script
> Yes, I have tried that. Here is the syslog messages:
>
> Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hcid[7714]: Bluetooth HCI daemon
> Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hcid[7714]: Unknown option 'pin_helper' line 27
> Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hcid[7714]: syntax error line 27
> Aug 16 09:13:20 tash sdpd[7716]: Bluetooth SDP daemon
> Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hidd[7718]: Bluetooth HID daemon
> Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hcid[7714]: Register path:/org/bluez fallback:1
> Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hcid[7714]: Device hci0 has been added
> Aug 16 09:13:21 tash hcid[7714]: Starting security manager 0
> Aug 16 09:13:21 tash hcid[7714]: Can't write inquiry mode for hci0:
> Input/output error (5)
> Aug 16 09:13:21 tash hcid[7714]: Register path:/org/bluez/hci0 fallback:0
>
>
>
> Apparently, pin_helper is not available...
I forgot the ';' at the end of the line. Did you add that? Can we see
your hcid.conf at its full extent?
> Here is what the Debian maintainer added to the documentation:
>
>
> PIN (or passkey) management
> - ---------------------------
> since bluez 3.0 the old pin_helper script has been replaced by
> the dbus interface. To add a default passkey for every outgoing
> request (e.g. the old /etc/bluetooth/pin file) drop it into
> /etc/bluetooth/passkeys/default. (e.g. echo "1234" >
> /etc/bluetooth/passkeys/default )
> To add a passkey for a specific outgoing connection replace default
> with the device's address. ( /etc/default/passkeys/aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff
> will contain passkey for aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff ).
> After adding a passkey you should restart bluetooth with
>
> /etc/init.d/bluetooth restart
>
> and the new passkeys will be registered.
>
>
> I have also tried that and it is not working... do you think it is a
> Debian problem?
Oh, you're using 3.x. I don't know, haven't played with it yet, sorry.
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I forgot to mention what is happening in syslog:
Aug 16 09:30:06 tash hcid[8833]: Bluetooth HCI daemon
Aug 16 09:30:06 tash sdpd[8835]: Bluetooth SDP daemon
Aug 16 09:30:06 tash hidd[8837]: Bluetooth HID daemon
Aug 16 09:30:06 tash hcid[8833]: Register path:/org/bluez fallback:1
Aug 16 09:30:06 tash hcid[8833]: Device hci0 has been added
Aug 16 09:30:06 tash hcid[8833]: Starting security manager 0
Aug 16 09:30:06 tash hcid[8833]: Can't write inquiry mode for hci0:
Input/output error (5)
Aug 16 09:30:06 tash hcid[8833]: Register path:/org/bluez/hci0 fallback:0
Aug 16 09:30:48 tash hcid[8833]: pin_code_request
(sba=00:03:7A:0A:D9:D9, dba=00:0D:44:43:B7:01)
Aug 16 09:30:48 tash hcid[8833]: call_passkey_agent(): no agent registered
Apparently, there is something missing when the pin code is requested...
Any thoughts?
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redondos wrote:
> Have you tried following the Gentoo wiki? You're probably not using
> Gentoo, but they are well-known for providing pretty good documentation
> to the open source community.
>
> http://www.gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_use_a_bluetooth_headset
Yap. Actually, I'm using debian...
>
> About the PIN code: have you configured a pin helper correctly in
> hcid.conf? It's pretty simple, you can just write a shell script:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> echo "PIN:1234
>
> Make it executable, then edit hcid.conf with the line:
>
> pin_helper /path/to/the/script
Yes, I have tried that. Here is the syslog messages:
Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hcid[7714]: Bluetooth HCI daemon
Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hcid[7714]: Unknown option 'pin_helper' line 27
Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hcid[7714]: syntax error line 27
Aug 16 09:13:20 tash sdpd[7716]: Bluetooth SDP daemon
Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hidd[7718]: Bluetooth HID daemon
Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hcid[7714]: Register path:/org/bluez fallback:1
Aug 16 09:13:20 tash hcid[7714]: Device hci0 has been added
Aug 16 09:13:21 tash hcid[7714]: Starting security manager 0
Aug 16 09:13:21 tash hcid[7714]: Can't write inquiry mode for hci0:
Input/output error (5)
Aug 16 09:13:21 tash hcid[7714]: Register path:/org/bluez/hci0 fallback:0
Apparently, pin_helper is not available...
Here is what the Debian maintainer added to the documentation:
PIN (or passkey) management
- ---------------------------
since bluez 3.0 the old pin_helper script has been replaced by
the dbus interface. To add a default passkey for every outgoing
request (e.g. the old /etc/bluetooth/pin file) drop it into
/etc/bluetooth/passkeys/default. (e.g. echo "1234" >
/etc/bluetooth/passkeys/default )
To add a passkey for a specific outgoing connection replace default
with the device's address. ( /etc/default/passkeys/aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff
will contain passkey for aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff ).
After adding a passkey you should restart bluetooth with
/etc/init.d/bluetooth restart
and the new passkeys will be registered.
I have also tried that and it is not working... do you think it is a
Debian problem?
Cheers,
/rp
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On Tue, Aug 15 11:39, Terry Mackintosh wrote:
> Hi
>
> redondos wrote:
> > On Mon, Aug 14 20:42, Terry Mackintosh wrote:
> >
> >>Hi
> >>
> >>
> >>There are so many pieces to the puzzle: hci* sdp* rfcomm others?
> >>
> >>What comes first? second? ...?
> >>
> >>I just want to get pictures off my Motorola V710 picture phone.
> >>Has anyone done this?
> >>
> >>What programs do I run in what order and what config/password files need
> >>to be messed with?
> >>
> > Check the many HOWTOs that can be found on the net.
>
> I have, none seem to directly apply and all are confusing at best.
I kind of noticed the same thing when I first started using BlueZ, but
after a while and many problems, things got clearer.
> > You can use obexftp(1) to fetch files from your phone.
> >
> > Something like:
> > $ obexftp -b AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF -B <channel> -c Pictures -g Pic1.jpg
> > should work.
>
> Will try it, however the manual for the phone says it does not support
> obex, so this probably will not work.
Check what services are supported by your phone with `sdptool browse'
> No other programs need run to setup the connection? no config files
> setup? no rfcomm? just obexftp by itself?
Yes, of course you need to edit some configuration files. You haven't
even read the man pages, have you? `man 5 hcid.conf' is a good starting
point, then edit /etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf properly.
No need to have a working rfcomm device, AFAIK.
Some important userspace tools that ship with BlueZ are hcitool, sdptool,
hcidump, l2ping, hciconfig... use your distribution's package manager to
find them all. (for instance, `qlist bluez|grep bin' or `dpkg -L
bluez|grep bin')
Good luck.
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> redondos wrote:
> > Check the many HOWTOs that can be found on the net.
> >
> Is there any HOWTO focusing on the connection with a stereo headset?
> I have only found the one on http://bluetooth-alsa.sourceforge.net/,
> but it is not working because of some PIN Code Request Negative Reply
> error...
Have you tried following the Gentoo wiki? You're probably not using
Gentoo, but they are well-known for providing pretty good documentation
to the open source community.
http://www.gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_use_a_bluetooth_headset
About the PIN code: have you configured a pin helper correctly in
hcid.conf? It's pretty simple, you can just write a shell script:
#!/bin/sh
echo "PIN:1234
Make it executable, then edit hcid.conf with the line:
pin_helper /path/to/the/script
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Hi
redondos wrote:
> On Mon, Aug 14 20:42, Terry Mackintosh wrote:
>
>>Hi
>>
>>
>>There are so many pieces to the puzzle: hci* sdp* rfcomm others?
>>
>>What comes first? second? ...?
>>
>>I just want to get pictures off my Motorola V710 picture phone.
>>Has anyone done this?
>>
>>What programs do I run in what order and what config/password files need
>>to be messed with?
>>
> Check the many HOWTOs that can be found on the net.
I have, none seem to directly apply and all are confusing at best.
> You can use obexftp(1) to fetch files from your phone.
>
> Something like:
> $ obexftp -b AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF -B <channel> -c Pictures -g Pic1.jpg
> should work.
Will try it, however the manual for the phone says it does not support
obex, so this probably will not work.
No other programs need run to setup the connection? no config files
setup? no rfcomm? just obexftp by itself?
Thanks
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redondos wrote:
> Check the many HOWTOs that can be found on the net.
>
Is there any HOWTO focusing on the connection with a stereo headset?
I have only found the one on http://bluetooth-alsa.sourceforge.net/,
but it is not working because of some PIN Code Request Negative Reply
error...
Cheers,
/rp
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On Mon, Aug 14 20:42, Terry Mackintosh wrote:
> Hi
>
>
> There are so many pieces to the puzzle: hci* sdp* rfcomm others?
>
> What comes first? second? ...?
>
> I just want to get pictures off my Motorola V710 picture phone.
> Has anyone done this?
>
> What programs do I run in what order and what config/password files need
> to be messed with?
>
> I have read man pages and some of the howtos and such, that are totally
> confusing. Do I really need to know about stacks and protocols and the
> inner workings of all the different programs? Is there no single doc or
> howto that puts it all together in simple to the point terms?
>
> I am computer literate, especially on Linux, but bluetooth is causing me
> no end of frustration.
Check the many HOWTOs that can be found on the net.
You can use obexftp(1) to fetch files from your phone.
Something like:
$ obexftp -b AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF -B <channel> -c Pictures -g Pic1.jpg
should work.
Cheers.
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