iREADME.md - rfcommd - RFCOMM daemon to run filters on clients.	Err	bitreich.org	70
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i     1 # RFCOMMd, a rfcomm daemon.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     2 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     3 ## RFCOMM	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     4 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     5 RFCOMM is a sub standard of bluetooth, allowing serial communication via	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     6 some bluetooth channel.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     7 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     8 ## What is this?	Err	bitreich.org	70
i     9 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    10 The rfcomm daemon will offer some rfcomm service for any device and based	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    11 on the id of the device, users can run different scripts, daemons or	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    12 filters for serial link output.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    13 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    14 This can be used in the most simple case to emulate some bluetooth	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    15 printer, bluetooth-capable printing clients connect to, where the piped	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    16 format is simply outputted to lpr(1). See the spirofilter script for how	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    17 this can be done.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    18 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    19 ## Installation	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    20 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    21         $ make	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    22         $ make PREFIX=/usr install	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    23         # Copy over init scripts from etc/* for your needs.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    24         # Copy over sample filters from filters/* for your needs.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    25 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    26 ## Filters	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    27 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    28 A filter is a simple script, where the first argument is the rfcomm	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    29 device, like /dev/rfcomm0. The script can then do whatever it likes on	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    30 this pseudo tty. See the example filters for how to properly configure	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    31 the device to your needs using stty.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    32 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    33 Using this logic, you can use whatever daemon allowing serial	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    34 communication as a filter script.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    35 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    36 ## Types of Connection	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    37 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    38 Depending on how crappy someone implemented bluetooth, I observed	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    39 following device behaviours:	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    40 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    41 1.) The device will connect, output content and then disconnect.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    42 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    43 2.) The device connects and stays connected.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    44 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    45 Since rfcommd does no child process management, which would be too much	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    46 for it, you need to consider this for anything restarting rfcommd. Maybe	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    47 in the future a better logic can be implemented.	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    48 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    49 ## Bugs / Patches	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    50 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    51 Send bugs / patches to:	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    52 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    53         Christoph Lohmann <20h@r-36.net>	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    54 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    55 ## Have fun!	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    56 	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    57 Have fun using this!	Err	bitreich.org	70
i    58 	Err	bitreich.org	70
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