Re: [Bluez-users] failed PIN Code Request

[Brian Sammon <bluez-users@brisammon.fastmail.fm>]

> -> 	'Kill all these processes and simply log into the GNOME or KDE
> -> desktop and use their Bluetooth applet.'
> -> 	These require X, which I don't use except under duress.  I
> -> just want to listen to files on my wireless headset.
> 
> Same here, X isn't mandatory, only if you use a graphical bluetooth tool in 
> GNOME or KDE, which I don't. The bluez-utils command line tools work fine for 
> me. There's two which I use for my headset. I posted a full description of it 
> a few issues back, but the pass/PIN part consists of starting
> 
> passkey-agent --default <PIN> <bt address of remote device> &
> auth-agent &

I was of the impression that passkey-agent and auth-agent were 
unsupported/sample programs.  Am I correct?
As far as I can tell, they are undocumented, neither in the tarball, nor in 
the wiki (aside from a few brief mentions)
I don't have a full build system up right now, but judging from the various 
Makefile.in files in the tarball, it appears they are not built by default.
Debian does not distribute them-- does any distribution?

When I set up my bluetooth headphones back in December, the only way I could 
figure out to do it was to switch window managers to something compatible with 
the gnome bluetooth-applet.  I'd be very happy to hear that there is now a 
supported command-line app for this.



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