Re: [Bluez-users] How to become a bluetooth obex server

Re: [Bluez-users] How to become a bluetooth obex server

[leiyu]

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Dear  Manuel,

Thank you very much ,I succeed with your help.
I register the OPUSH service in RFCOMM channel 10 with the command "sdptool add --channel=10 OPUSH"
obexftpd -b will listen all the services that have been registered in channel 10, not only FTP, but also OPUSH ,
Am my opinion right?

Best regards,
Leiyu

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Re: [Bluez-users] How to become a bluetooth obex server

[Manuel Naranjo]

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Exactly, it will handle any connection that wants to use Channel 10
> Dear  Manuel,
>
> Thank you very much ,I succeed with your help.
> I register the OPUSH service in RFCOMM channel 10 with the command "sdptool add --channel=10 OPUSH"
> obexftpd -b will listen all the services that have been registered in channel 10, not only FTP, but also OPUSH ,
> Am my opinion right?
>
> Best regards,
> Leiyu
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[Bluez-users] OBEXFTP: Mavin? Whats the default PIN?

[Je Co]

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After your help, I installed d-bus and I was able to use hciconfig,  hcitools.
My Absolute-box sees my SE K750i.

My biggest need is to get mp3 files to the phone. When this is working (pffff),  I will try to get pictures of the phone to the laptop. In the end I hope to do things with my agenda.

Googling around learned me I had to use OpenObex/Obexftp to transfer files between laptop and phone. I managed to install this software (I think).

Eventually, I could give the command 'obexftp -b -p somefile'. Scanning starts,  phone is found, tries to connect on channel 6, phone asks if unknown device is permitted to have access, and then it asks for a PIN. All seems ok, it's like when I'm using my windows-machine.

But where can I find the PIN? Googling learned there should be a file PIN in the /etc/bluetooth-dir. It isn't there. I made one, but that didn't have any effect. 

Googling learned there's a prog which is needed to tranfer the PIN? All the commands I encountered were not recognized. Do I need extra software (I'm not using KDE or Gnome, so don't have access to some tools which are mentioned). 

I looked into the hcid.conf, but it seems to me it's all about incoming (to the laptop) connections? I hoped to get rid off the PIN with 'security none', but  that didn't help either.

What also puzzles me is that the phone tells me ' mavin'  tries to connect.  
According to what I read, I expected 'BlueZ' (found this also in hcid.conf). 'mavin' seems to be a (hard to configure) CF-card, I'm working with an USB-dongle (lsusb doesn't show 'mavin', I expected it to see there).

I'v got the feeling I'm close to the solution, but after hours of trying/searching, please help.

(Another unsolved issue is that when I ask the phone to search for bluetooth-devices, my laptop doesn't show up).

Thanks in advance,
Jeu

   



 
  
       
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[Bluez-users] How to become a bluetooth obex server

[leiyu]

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Dear All,


I am doing a project , it is a bluetooth obex server and other bluetooth device can send file to it 
I install openobex-1.3 . after below procedure , I can send file to SE  K900c  

#obex_test -b 00:19:63:A7:59:3B 6
Using Bluetooth RFCOMM transport
OBEX Interactive test client/server.
>c
.....
  
but  after below procedure ,SE K900c can not send file to me
#obex_test -b 00:19:63:A7:59:3B 6
Using Bluetooth RFCOMM transport
OBEX Interactive test client/server.
>s
..... 

Above failture is not important, as running obex_test command  need know the bluetooth address and RFCOMM channel of OPUSH, It is very not convenient. 
I want to reach this target , I do not need to know other device's information  , RFCOMM channel  and so on.
just like this , run a command "obex_server ", then other bluetooth device that has opp profile can send file to me  
it is not need GUI too, because it run in embedded device finally.
Could you help to suggest me that which package I need? 
Thanks in advance!

Best regards,
Leiyu 


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Re: [Bluez-users] How to become a bluetooth obex server

[Manuel Naranjo]

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Leiyu,
The package obexftp has an app called obexftpd that's an obexftp server
daemon. You just do obexftpd -b and then you need to register OPUSH with
sdptool, first check that obexftpd has registered a new service with
sdptool records local, get the channel for FTP and then do sdptool add
OPUSH --channel=<NUMBER> usually obexftpd uses channel 10 unleash you
tell it to use another one
Cheers,
Manuel
> Dear All,
>
>
> I am doing a project , it is a bluetooth obex server and other bluetooth device can send file to it 
> I install openobex-1.3 . after below procedure , I can send file to SE  K900c  
>
> #obex_test -b 00:19:63:A7:59:3B 6
> Using Bluetooth RFCOMM transport
> OBEX Interactive test client/server.
>   
>> c
>>     
> .....
>   
> but  after below procedure ,SE K900c can not send file to me
> #obex_test -b 00:19:63:A7:59:3B 6
> Using Bluetooth RFCOMM transport
> OBEX Interactive test client/server.
>   
>> s
>>     
> ..... 
>
> Above failture is not important, as running obex_test command  need know the bluetooth address and RFCOMM channel of OPUSH, It is very not convenient. 
> I want to reach this target , I do not need to know other device's information  , RFCOMM channel  and so on.
> just like this , run a command "obex_server ", then other bluetooth device that has opp profile can send file to me  
> it is not need GUI too, because it run in embedded device finally.
> Could you help to suggest me that which package I need? 
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Best regards,
> Leiyu 
>
>   
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