Bruce Reeves wrote:
I ran into a problem today while trying to compile chan_cellphone
version 17 on a CentOS 4.4 machine. Apparently the bluez and autoconf
versions were to old and as I tried to install the latest version, I
found that the new bluez-lib would install and allow the
chan_cellphone to compile, but bluez-utils required an update to D-sub
which in turn required python 2.4 or better. That apparently in not
possible on CentOS from what I have read. So I have it compiled and it
sees my phone, but paring fails every time, which I think is due to
the utils package. All that to ask does anyone have this chan working
on CentOS 4? If so can you help me through this?
--
Bruce Reeves
Nortex Networks
How'd pairing fail? I've worked with a lot of BT goodness in linux
(albeit ubuntu), but the pin-helper stuff has never really don't it for
me. What I have is:
1. hcid.conf referencing /usr/bin/bluepin as a pin_helper;
2. /usr/bin/bluepin containing:
#!/bin/bash
cat /etc/bluetooth/pin
3. /etc/bluetooth/pin containing:
PIN:12345678
watch permissions. Works every time.
(my BT setup periodically checks for the presence of various BT capable
cellphones and then synchronizes the phone books using gsmtools; also
daily downloads pics/videos from phones with that capability)
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