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1. Hi,

   Exits sample using Python and Transfer Service ?

   Regards,
   Addo

   Comment by Addo — September 14, 2007 #

2. Hi,
   Check out “test” directory in source. Newest version of source can be checked out from svn://muiline.com/obex-data-server/trunk.

   ods-server-test.py is for testing servers. Can be launched like this: ods-server-test.py <server type> <server root directory>. Server type can be “opp” or “ftp”.

   ods-session-test.py is for session testing. You need to change some constants before using it. It makes use of all Session operations.

   Tadas

   Comment by admin — September 14, 2007 #

3. Hi,

   Thanks your reply

   It’s necessary install openobex (obex-ftp) or other package ?

   Regards,
   Addo

   Comment by Addo — September 19, 2007 #

4. obex-data-server depends on glib, openobex and D-Bus glib bindings.

   Comment by admin — September 20, 2007 #

5. I’m looking so much forward for this to get upstream. Not only the data server but also the gnome bluetooth stuff. Keep on the good work.

   Comment by Christoph Brill — October 2, 2007 #

6. I have successfully installed ods,but I don’t know exactly how to use the test program to check it.
   I use it like below:
   sudo python ods-server-test.py ‘ftp’ ‘/home/myname/Desktop’
   it doesn’t work,what’s the matter?

   Comment by marstreet — July 10, 2008 #

7. ./ods-server-test.py ftp /home/myname/Desktop

   No need to run it as root. Maybe I should remove ‘.py’ extension, because it has #!/usr/bin/python in it.

   Comment by admin — October 23, 2008 #

8. Hi,

   I am trying to connect from the phone to PC using bluetooth.

   I did the following

   1) Clicked Bluetooth-Sendto (Part of bluez-gnome) Icon on the UI

   2) Selected a file to transfer

   3) Clicked on Connect.

   I received a message “Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus)”. The file transfer failed. The remote device showed a message ‘Connection Lost’

   Is this because, the obex-data-server is not able to register properly with the dbus?

   Or, do I need to make any changes in the file /etc/dbus-1/system.d/bluetooth.conf?

   Comment by Raghavendra — February 23, 2009 #

9. You can try running obex-data-server manually (obex-data-server -n in terminal). bluetooth.conf has nothing to do with ods, see /usr/share/dbus-1/services/obex-data-server.service instead.

   Comment by admin — February 23, 2009 #

10. Thank you.

    But I am currently facing some other problem!!

    I am trying to send a method “SendFile” through “dbus_g_proxy_call”.

    dbus_g_proxy_call(proxy,
    “SendFile”,
    &error,
    G_TYPE_STRING,
    filename,
    G_TYPE_INVALID, G_TYPE_INVALID);

    But this function returns a FALSE.
    And the “error” variable is filled with error message, which reads- “Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus)”.

    I am not able to send any files!!!

    Does anybody know why this is happening? Am I missing any configuration? Please give your inputs.

    Thank you

    Comment by Raghavendra — February 24, 2009 #

11. As I said, try running (obex-data-server -n), then you will get all debug output and you might see what’s going wrong. DBus timeout message can mean many things, so I can’t make a conclusion based on this information. If you discover a bug, please use the bugtracker (bugs.muiline.com) and if you just want to consult someone about the problems you are having, better use IRC (#ods on Freenode).

    Comment by admin — February 24, 2009 #

12. By the way, the only way to protect yourself from irritative calls and spy devices is to use Phone Jammer

    Comment by Cell Phone Jammer — September 19, 2009 #

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