Re: [Bluez-users] accessing info on paired devices

[Marcel Holtmann <marcel@holtmann.org>]

Hi Pall,

> But the link key is in binary form so I can't read it. What I've been 
> doing is just sending a single l2ping to each of the discovered devices, 
> the ones that are paired and authorized respond, the others time-out and 
> are eventually ignored. The only problem is that I end up with a stack 
> of PIN request pop-ups for the ones that aren't paired and authorized. 
> Not a big deal but somewhat annoying. I tried playing around with the 
> security settings in hcid.conf but nothing I did managed to avoid the 
> PIN request pop-up.

we will change the link key file to be ASCII, but you should understand
the three security modes of Bluetooth. I think you put your device into
security mode 3 and this is bad unless you really know what you are
doing.

Regards

Marcel




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