Accesing phone numbers etc in an LG U8360 phone

Has anyone managed to access the phone numbers etc in an LG
U8360 phone?

The examples in the obexapp man page seem to refer to some
other phone;
for example:

%obexapp -c -a RAY -C 1
obex> get
get: remote file> telecom/pb.vcf
get: local file> pb.vcf
Failure, response: Forbidden (0x43)
obex> di
Success, response: OK, Success (0x20)

Any pointers would be appreciated.


Thank you


Ray Newman
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Ray,

> Has anyone managed to access the phone numbers etc in
an LG U8360 phone?
> 
> The examples in the obexapp man page seem to refer to
some other phone;
> for example:
> 
> %obexapp -c -a RAY -C 1
> obex> get
> get: remote file> telecom/pb.vcf
> get: local file> pb.vcf
> Failure, response: Forbidden (0x43)
> obex> di
> Success, response: OK, Success (0x20)
> 
> Any pointers would be appreciated.

not all phones support that. for example, all nokia phones i
had access 
to do not support this.

if your phone supports this, you should be able to
"push" entire phone 
book from your phone to your pc (just like pictures, sounds,
etc.) you 
also should be able to "push" entire phone book
from your pc to your 
phone, but it does not work on nokia and motorola phones.
only first 
vcard is added :(

you also could use "at" commands to get/set
phone book entries. for 
example, gnokii and gammu know how to open serial port
connection over 
bluetooth and pull phonebook (among other things).

finally, when i have time, i will finish freebsd bluetooth
plugin for 
multisync. that should solve synchronization issues once and
for all (i 
hope).

max
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There must be *some* way to play with this data (bluetooth
or USB) as the
phone comes with this rather simplistic doze app to play
with the phone book.

How can I sniff bluetooth or USB?

Ray

maksim yevmenkin wrote:
> Ray,
> 
>> Has anyone managed to access the phone numbers etc
in an LG U8360 phone?
>>
>> The examples in the obexapp man page seem to refer
to some other phone;
>> for example:
>>
>> %obexapp -c -a RAY -C 1
>> obex> get
>> get: remote file> telecom/pb.vcf
>> get: local file> pb.vcf
>> Failure, response: Forbidden (0x43)
>> obex> di
>> Success, response: OK, Success (0x20)
>>
>> Any pointers would be appreciated.
> 
> not all phones support that. for example, all nokia
phones i had access 
> to do not support this.
> 
> if your phone supports this, you should be able to
"push" entire phone 
> book from your phone to your pc (just like pictures,
sounds, etc.) you 
> also should be able to "push" entire phone
book from your pc to your 
> phone, but it does not work on nokia and motorola
phones. only first 
> vcard is added :(
> 
> you also could use "at" commands to get/set
phone book entries. for 
> example, gnokii and gammu know how to open serial port
connection over 
> bluetooth and pull phonebook (among other things).
> 
> finally, when i have time, i will finish freebsd
bluetooth plugin for 
> multisync. that should solve synchronization issues
once and for all (i 
> hope).
> 
> max
> 
> 
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Ray,

> There must be *some* way to play with this data
(bluetooth or USB) as the
> phone comes with this rather simplistic doze app to
play with the phone 
> book.

it all depends on what you really want to do. like i said
before, you 
could do a lot things with "at" commands. you
can send them via cable 
(usb, serial etc.) or via bluetooth (connecting to the
serial port 
service on the phone).

if your phone has usb cable, you might want to try multisync
(assuming 
freebsd knows about your phone).

> How can I sniff bluetooth or USB?

limited (only local) bluetooth sniffing can be done with
hcidump from 
ports. usb (on windows) sniffing can be done with usbsnoop
or usbsniff 
or something like that. it is very similar to portmon from
sysinternals.com

max

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 Ray Newman wrote:
> Has anyone managed to access the phone numbers etc in
an LG U8360 phone?
> 
> The examples in the obexapp man page seem to refer to
some other phone;
> for example:
> 
> %obexapp -c -a RAY -C 1
> obex> get
> get: remote file> telecom/pb.vcf
> get: local file> pb.vcf
> Failure, response: Forbidden (0x43)
> obex> di
> Success, response: OK, Success (0x20)
> 
> Any pointers would be appreciated.

Try to add -f option to obexapp command line

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Mykola Dzham, LEFT-(UANIC|RIPE)
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No change unfortunately.

Ray

Mykola Dzham wrote:
>  Ray Newman wrote:
>> Has anyone managed to access the phone numbers etc
in an LG U8360 phone?
>>
>> The examples in the obexapp man page seem to refer
to some other phone;
>> for example:
>>
>> %obexapp -c -a RAY -C 1
>> obex> get
>> get: remote file> telecom/pb.vcf
>> get: local file> pb.vcf
>> Failure, response: Forbidden (0x43)
>> obex> di
>> Success, response: OK, Success (0x20)
>>
>> Any pointers would be appreciated.
> 
> Try to add -f option to obexapp command line
> 
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