Hi,
I've been trying to get NetworkServer1 service working without using
Python, as I'm working on a platform with limited resources. When I use
dbus-send...
dbus-send --system --type=method_call --dest=org.bluez --print-reply
/org/bluez/hci0 org.bluez.NetworkServer1.Register string:nap string:tether
I see the server registering, but then immediately unregistering.
According to the API documentation (doc/network-api.txt), this is what
is supposed to happen.
Experimenting with Python on my PC, removing the 'unregister' line from
the test-nap script makes no difference at all (I get no error that the
NAP server is already registered, which I get if I run test-nap twice at
the same time). But this then removes the need for the
NetworkServer1.Unregister method call, and doesn't allow me to use
dbus-send to enable the NAP server.
May I suggest that the NetworkServer1.Register method call doesn't
unregister when it exits? Or is there another way of registering a NAP
server that doesn't involve dbus-send or Python?
Thanks
Chris
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