From: wim delvaux <wim.delvaux@adaptiveplanet.com>
To: bluez-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Bluez-users] what API to use to disconnect an rfcomm connection
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Date: Sun, 12 Dec 2004 23:38:11 +0100

> this makes it even more unclear to me. You talked about PAN and RFCOMM.
> What profiles do you wanna serve? What is your current setup?

 OK let's start again.

 if I run the command rfcomm 0 xxxxx 1 under a linux shell,
 the rfcomm program starts up and (if run in background) runs 
 as a connection daemon between a device file /dev/xxx and a RFCOMM
 connection to - say - a telephone.

 On top of that rfcomm device file (/dev/xxx) you can run a pppd and
 hence create a GPRS connection over that phone.

 now suppose I want to disconnect from that GPRS connection.  First I need
 to terminate the ppp connection.  This is easy : just kill pppd.

 Next I need to disconnect from the phone. I.e. terminate the serial 
connection that the rfcomm daemon is managing.

 I could kill the 'appropriate' rfcomm daemon.  However since the PAND
 daemon serves a very similar purpose and you can call PAND with -k 
 to terminate a certain NAP/PANU - BNEP connection without having
 to kill that PAND I was wondering if there is a similar call for RFCOMM.

 The source for PAND shows that calling

  ioctl(ctl, bnepconndel, .... ) 

 terminates a certain BNEP connection.

 Does RFCOMM have a similar API e.g.
  iotcl( ctl, rfcommconndel, ... ) ?

 W
 

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> Marcel
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