Hi, Am Dienstag, 16. August 2005 14:55 schrieb Jukka Suomela: > It seems that I had the same problem with my Nokia 6680 as described in > the bug report #289181. I use a USB-Bluetooth dongle to communicate > with the device, and I have the latest packages from Debian unstable. > All obexftp commands failed just like described in the bug report. > > I finally found a solution. I followed the instructions by Daniel Burr > [1] to compile patched versions of the openobex library and obexftp. > Yes, these instructions are primarily aimed at providing support for a > USB cable instead of Bluetooth, and this is not interesting here.
Indeed. Additionally, the USB support is not fully sorted out, yet. > However, the key point turned out to be the following: The obexftp > patch [2] not only enables the USB support, but also adds a new command > line switch: > > -F, --FBS don't use the Folder Directory Service > > If I use the patched version of these tools _with_ the -F switch, things > work ok. I can list directories files by using commands like these: > > obexftp -F -b 00:... -B 12 -l > obexftp -F -b 00:... -B 12 -l 'E:/' > obexftp -F -b 00:... -B 12 -l 'E:/Images/' > > or these: > > obexftp -F -b 00:... -B 12 -c 'E:' -l > obexftp -F -b 00:... -B 12 -c 'E:/Images' -l > > and I can get and put files by using commands like these: > > obexftp -F -b 00:... -B 12 -c 'E:/Images' -g 'foo.jpg' > obexftp -F -b 00:... -B 12 -c 'E:/Images' -p 'foo.jpg' > > (Careful with trailing slashes; for some reason the commands have to be > exactly as shown above; see also [1].) > > Without -F it fails, just like the original Debian version. I don't think that this patch does it the right way by introducing yet another strange option. Would it work to patch obexftp/client.c to try again with no UUID if UUID_FBS fails? The patch from the USB patch does not even do the help string right (it's callled "folder browsing service"). HS -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
