Re: [Bluez-devel] bluez-utils 2.7 default configuration

Marcel Holtmann
2004-05-12T17:45:29Z

Hi David,

> > actually the intention of the pand and dund options in the init script
> > are for server use. You can use them for client setup, but I prefer to
> > use something extra for that. This is of course not covered.
>
> True. And there's a little bit more to be done before the point'n'drool
> user will be able to enable them like that for server mode. But still,
> it's nice to have them separate and I think that's what we'll do in
> Fedora unless you really object.

I am thinking of a dynamic and generic config interface to every daemon,
but this is far from any real code at the moment. So feel free to do
what you think is the best for Fedora. But if you change too much, then
keep an eye on the BlueZ mailing lists for Fedora specific questions
that I can't and actually that I won't answer.

Regards

Marcel

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