correct steps to put data on the phone

Howdy!
Must to confess that I'm impressed with bluetooth in
connecting different sort of devices. Such a nice toy
as usb dongle I had not for a long time.
I might need some advice for putting files from desk-
top box to nokia phone with memory card. I found that
loading ng_ubt gives enough magic to load further usb
part and all necessary netgraph modules. Dongle is
gigabyte bt03d and is recognized by the module. After
giving /etc/rc.bluetooth script 555 privs, I could
start/stop the stack. Reading along manual, I learnt
that hcsecd should handle pairing of dongle and the
phone. Is it a necessary step for the task I have in
mind? I suppose I need paired devices to even think
about it. Is it enough to start usage of obexapp? And
finally, should I find the channel to operate on? If
I get it right, flag has to be "-C IrMC". Or
FTRN?
Manual says app will find the correct channel just
giving it the protocol.
Do I need something more than this:
  kldload ng_ubt
  input dongle
  /etc/rc.bluetooth start ubt0
  hcsecd
  obexapp -a bluetooth_address -C IrMC
If I missed something important, please let me know.
Not to forget, firewall should be set to handle this
interaction. I use ipfw as stateful. If desktop starts
the session, it will go like a charm. If the phone
has to query, I must know the port to connect to. Any
advice about configuration for this service?
Best regards

                          Zoran

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On 11/12/07, Zoran Kolic <zkolicsbb.co.yu> wrote:
> Howdy!
> Must to confess that I'm impressed with bluetooth in
> connecting different sort of devices. Such a nice toy
> as usb dongle I had not for a long time.
> I might need some advice for putting files from desk-
> top box to nokia phone with memory card. I found that
> loading ng_ubt gives enough magic to load further usb
> part and all necessary netgraph modules. Dongle is
> gigabyte bt03d and is recognized by the module. After
> giving /etc/rc.bluetooth script 555 privs, I could
> start/stop the stack. Reading along manual, I learnt
> that hcsecd should handle pairing of dongle and the
> phone. Is it a necessary step for the task I have in
> mind? I suppose I need paired devices to even think
> about it. Is it enough to start usage of obexapp? And

yes, usually you need to pair phone and pc.

> finally, should I find the channel to operate on? If
> I get it right, flag has to be "-C IrMC". Or
FTRN?
> Manual says app will find the correct channel just
> giving it the protocol.

depends on what your phone supports. usually its either obex
push
(opush) or obex file transfer (ftrn). if you are using ftrn
then you
will likely need to use -f switch with obexapp.

> Do I need something more than this:
>   kldload ng_ubt
>   input dongle
>   /etc/rc.bluetooth start ubt0

the last should not be required. if devd(8) is running
/etc/rc.d/bluetooth will be executed automatically when
dongle is
plugged.

>   hcsecd

you probably want to use hcsecd_enable knob in rc.conf and
/etc/rc.d/hcsecd script to start/stop it.

>   obexapp -a bluetooth_address -C IrMC

i'd say try first '-f -C ftrn' instead of '-C irmc'

> If I missed something important, please let me know.
> Not to forget, firewall should be set to handle this
> interaction. I use ipfw as stateful. If desktop starts
> the session, it will go like a charm. If the phone
> has to query, I must know the port to connect to. Any
> advice about configuration for this service?

ip firewall (such as ipfw/pf/etc) will not help you here.
bluetooth/obex is a completely different protocol.

thanks,
max
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Hi Max!

> depends on what your phone supports. usually its either
obex push
> (opush) or obex file transfer (ftrn). if you are using
ftrn then you
> will likely need to use -f switch with obexapp.

Hm! Not so easy to say. Does obex (jsr 82) means something?
I'd bet on obex push. Nokia 6233.

> you probably want to use hcsecd_enable knob in rc.conf
and
> /etc/rc.d/hcsecd script to start/stop it.

That's it.

> i'd say try first '-f -C ftrn' instead of '-C irmc'

Accepted.

> ip firewall (such as ipfw/pf/etc) will not help you
here.
> bluetooth/obex is a completely different protocol.

K. Need some time to read manuals and digest them properly.
No pleasure if it works out of the box!

                               Zoran

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