Dear BlueZ Developers! 

My name is Fulop Balazs. I study at the Budapest University of
Technology and Economics. 

As a Christmas present, I got a Bluetooth USB adapter yesterday. I
wanted to see it in action immediately so I booted up my Linux box
(running 2.4.28) and started to look for the necessary tools. 

After some workaround I had a feeling that I was close to the solution
but something was wrong. I loaded the necessary modules, and I started
the required daemons. When I started gnokii, it connected to my mobile
phone, and I was asked to enter a PIN code on the phone. It did not
matter what I gave it, it did not work. The computer did not ask me to
give a code. 

I knew I needed to specify the PIN, but I did not know how, because I
did not get any error messages about this. After a while I realised that
/usr/bin/bluepin is invoked in the situation. It is a Python script and
it imports the pygtk module which was not available on my machine. After
installing the python-gtk package on my Debian Woody, nothing changed. 

I am not familiar with Python but I think it needs a Gtk 2.0 module
which is not available as a package for Debian Woody 3.0 r1. Because of
this I wrote a Perl-tk script to do the job and now it just works fine. 

If you are interested in my solution, take a look at the attachment. It
is not a big deal, but I am quite proud of it. Moreover, if you would
like to include it in bluez-utils go right ahead. It is released under
GPL ;-) 

I am not on the list, so please reply to admin@guardware.com. Sorry for
the long letter, and Merry Christmas to Everyone. 

Hail, 
Fulop Balazs