Am Freitag 17 August 2007 17:52 schrieb Stephen Keegan:
> I'm attempting to retrieve the bdaddr of a device which is sending a
> file with OBEX to the obexpushd daemon. I use OBEX_GetFD() and
> getpeername(). Here is the function i'm using:
>
[...]
>
> and here is how I call the function from the code:
>
> if (intf & (1 << INTF_BLUETOOTH)) {
> fd = OBEX_GetFD(BT_HANDLE);
> printf("about to get_bdaddr...\n");
> get=get_bdaddr(fd,str);
> printf("\n\tADDRESS2: %s\n", str);
> }
>
>
>
> The channel and family values appear to be correct (channel is 9) but
> the problem is that the address value is: 00:00:00:00:00
You cannot get the remote address from a listening socket as there is no
remote client, yet.
> Does anybody know how I can get the actual bdaddr of the sending device?
Before doing such things, taking a look at SVN is usually worth it. Here, use
function net_get_peer() to get a string that describes the connection. From a
script pipe, the From field contains the same string and it is also printed
to stderr.
What do you want to do anyway?
HS
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