Re: [Bluez-users] Again down with Jabra BT250V

Brad Midgley
2006-12-08T16:03:52Z

Jimmi

the other fix is to install bluez-passkey-gnome.

has anyone filed a bug with ubuntu? bluetooth doesn't work out of the
box on edgy.

brad

> On 280806 alle 19:20, Jimmi wrote:
>> After reading some post here it came in my mind to try reinstalling
>> bluez-pin. I purged the Debian package and installed again and
>> magically it started working! 8)
>
> After some time I switched to Ubuntu ("edgy" now) and the nightmare
> started again:
>
> $btsco 00:07:A4:14:0F:BF
> Error: Failed to connect to SDP server: Permission denied
> Assuming channel 2
>
> Can't connect RFCOMM channel: Permission denied
>
> On another laptop I could perfectly pair my headset using the gnome
> bluetooth-applet, existing in Ubuntu in the "feisty" repository. I
> installed it and I was perfectly able to pair through it. Now everything
> works perfect :)
>
> Therefore I understood that there is something wrong with bluez-pin,
> even though I could not realize what. By giving:
> #/usr/bin/bluez-pin out 00:07:A4:14:0F:BF"
> the window comes out, I may write the pin in it and the pin is stored in
> /etc/bluetooth/pin. (of course in /etc/bluetooth/hcid I have "pin_helper
> /usr/bin/bluez-pin;")
>
> Hope this helps somebody ;)

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