Re: gnokii password?

[Max Andersen]

Pawel Kot wrote:

> > it asks for a password. I tried my pin, but it won't accept the phone
> > pincode.
> >    
>
> The problem is that ubuntu has non working configuration with regard
> to bluetooth authentication. The easiest way (not the safest though)
> is:
> 1. Create /bin/bluepin file with the following contents:
> #!/bin/sh
> echo "PIN:1234"
> 2. Make it executable:
> chmod 755 /bin/bluepin
> 3. Edit /etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf changing pin_helper variable to /bin/bluepin
> 4. Restart bluetooth daemons:
> /etc/init.d/bluez-utils restart
> 5. now when you're connecting, use 1234 pin or whatever you used in
> the first step.
>
> i haven't looked into ubuntu conifiguration deep enough yet, to know
> the better way to fix it (bluez-pin doesn't work the way it is
> configured).
>  

Sadly it doesn't seem to work on my breezy.  The output is

address@hidden:~$ gnokii --identify
GNOKII Version 0.6.8
Timeout: aborting command ``/usr/lib/gnokii/gnokii'' with signal 9
/usr/bin/gnokii: line 16:  9410 Killed                  timeout $TIMEOUT 
$BINARY "$@"

And my phone says : password incorrect

I even tried reconfiguring /usr/bin/bluepin altering the pin statement 
to match my pin, but still no go.

Sincerely
Max

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