Re: [Bluez-users] how to offer mysql service over bluetooth?

Re: [Bluez-users] how to offer mysql service over bluetooth?

[Brad Midgley]

I suggest you plan to use TCP. The bluetooth layer will simply provide 
your network and shouldn't have to know anything about mysql.

S. M. Toufiqul Islam wrote:
> hi ,
> I was trying to connect my series60 emulator  sdk  to  redhat 9.  what I 
> want to do is to use the mysql service on the emulator. what do I need 
> to do to the bluez configuration? I am using a usb dongle for this 
> purpose. thanx in advance
> 
> toufiq
> 
> 
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[Bluez-users] how to offer mysql service over bluetooth?

[S. M. Toufiqul Islam]

hi ,
I was trying to connect my series60 emulator  sdk  to  redhat 9.  what I 
want to do is to use the mysql service on the emulator. what do I need 
to do to the bluez configuration? I am using a usb dongle for this 
purpose. thanx in advance

toufiq


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[Bluez-users] Use of /etc/bluetooth/link-key Bug or Feature ??

[Jürgen Schindele]

Hi All,
by an error i misconfigured a link with autentification.
so a entry in the file /etc/bluetooth/link-key was created.
Then M. Holtmann helped me out and told me how to configure it right.=20
But From there on when a connection was demanded a link key request=20
was always sent even it AUTH was switched off.

Is this a bug or a feature ??
 If this is a feature how can i delete a unique entry for one device
and not delete the whole file content because the content is not ascii ?

=2D-=20
Gru=DF J=FCrgen


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Re: [Bluez-users] Use of /etc/bluetooth/link-key Bug or Feature ??

[Marcel Holtmann]

Hi Juergen,

> by an error i misconfigured a link with autentification.
> so a entry in the file /etc/bluetooth/link-key was created.
> Then M. Holtmann helped me out and told me how to configure it right. 
> But From there on when a connection was demanded a link key request 
> was always sent even it AUTH was switched off.

if the other sides requests it, then this is correct.

> Is this a bug or a feature ??
>  If this is a feature how can i delete a unique entry for one device
> and not delete the whole file content because the content is not ascii ?

An ASCII based link key file is on the todo list.

Regards

Marcel




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Re: [Bluez-users] Use of /etc/bluetooth/link-key Bug or Feature ??

[Fred Schaettgen]

On Wednesday 09 March 2005 00:01, J=FCrgen Schindele wrote:
=2E..
>  If this is a feature how can i delete a unique entry for one device
> and not delete the whole file content because the content is not ascii ?

In case you use KDE, you can use the "Paired devices" control center module=
 of=20
kdebluetooth to list and remove paired devices.

=46red

=2D-=20
=46red Schaettgen
bluez-devel@schaettgen.de


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