[Pkg-bluetooth-maintainers] Bug#325495: bluez-utils: Re-pairing bluetooth hid devices without help from other input devices
Filippo Giunchedi
filippo at debian.org
Fri Jul 3 15:51:29 UTC 2009
Hi Mourad,
On Mon, Aug 29, 2005 at 04:13:36AM +0200, Mourad De Clerck wrote:
> Now, it seems this should be possible in a more user-friendly manner.
> - On boot it should try to connect hidd with previously paired devices.
> - If permission is denied, we know the link keys have changed, and it should
> initiate a pairing with the keyboard. Then it either:
> - displays a randomly generated pin key,
> or
> - uses a sysadmin set preset key a la bug #239820 and bluez-pin-preset.
do you see this bug with bluez 4 as well? AFAIK hid connections should be
restored plus the device if the device is in hid mode then there should be
no problem
> Other issues to consider:
> - is this only for HID devices, or would it be benificial for other types too?
> - what about HID devices without numeric input (like mice), should the pin key
> "0000" be given immediately in that case?
> - maybe it's possible to show the "pregen pin key" screen whenever a "connect"
> button on a device is pressed. In this case, would it be only for previously
> paired devices, or for all devices? (at the risk of showing a pin screen on
> all bluez-equipped pc's in range).
if the problem still persist I think this logic can be implemented in an agent
or such
filippo
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