On Wed, 2006-03-15 at 08:41 -0500, fedora-test-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I try to get some communication running with rawhide and bluetooth.
> Running "/etc/init.d/bluetooth start" won't start hcid, syslog says:
> Mar 15 14:07:38 rzm-hagen-lt hcid[14385]: Bluetooth HCI daemon
> Mar 15 14:07:38 rzm-hagen-lt hcid[14385]: Can't get system message
> bus
> name: Connection ":1.18" is not allowed to own the service
> "org.bluez"
> due to SELinux policy
> Mar 15 14:07:38 rzm-hagen-lt hcid[14385]: Unable to get on D-BUS
>
> Manually running hcid results in
> Mar 15 14:08:38 rzm-hagen-lt hcid[14401]: Bluetooth HCI daemon
> Mar 15 14:08:38 rzm-hagen-lt hcid[14401]: Starting security manager 0
>
> At least it is running now...
> Using nautilus I can send files to my cell-phone. Basically it is
> working. :-)
> Trying to authenticated my cellphone to my desktop results in
> Mar 15 14:04:45 rzm-hagen-lt hcid[14248]: pin_code_request
> (sba=00:10:C6:52:C1:CC, dba=00:15:B9:1F:77:A1)
> Mar 15 14:04:45 rzm-hagen-lt hcid[14248]:
> org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name
> org.bluez.PinAgent
> was not provided by any .service files
>
> gnome-bluetooth shows a symbol for my cell-phone and that's it. There
> are some buttons like "properties" which seem to have no effect.
>
> I tried at my desktop and my notebook, different bluetooth-hardware
> but
> same results.
>
> Can someone confirm or has someone better experience? Any advise how
> to
> get bluetooth running?
>
> So to me bluetooth seems to be partially broken, but I won't consider
> this to be a blocker for FC5. ;-) However, IMHO it should be
> mentioned
> in the release-documentation and perhaps the gnome-bluetooth-icons
> should be removed from gnome-menu, since they are currently useless in
> a
> standard-FC5-installation.
>
> BTW, if /usr/share/doc/HTML/index.html is to be updated, in section
> 9.5.2 graveman should IMHO not be mentioned, since at least here it
> is
> useless, crashing regularly with pointer-errors (reported to bugzilla
> several weeks ago).
>
> --
> CU,
> Patrick.
Hello Patrick,
I think you have to disable the bluetooth in selinux,
(SElinux -> SELinux service protection -> bluetooth)
The pin ID stuff is probably related to requiring a pin helper.
I uncommented /usr/bin/bluepin in /etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf,
and the error went away.
There is still something wrong - when I rfcomm to my phone I
get a 'do you want this connection' which instantly disappears,
and the connection is broken. But I can obex push from either end.
The gnome-bluetooth-file-sharing works very nicely. The manager
really should have the 'properties' button removed, as it seems to do
nothing.
Bill
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