Usage of network service
Hello,
I've been using bluetooth PAN using pand daemon. Pand runs as a daemon and used to create network interface on demand calling dev-up and dev-down script which in turn runs ifup and ifdown to setup the device.
In newer version of bluez, it's preffered to use network service, but I haven't found any documentation describing the process of creating and setting up the device.
It is right that network service creates device and calls upon them ifup/ifdown or does some dbus (HAL, NetworkManager) magic?
Regards
Mila
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I'm quite suprised that no one is using PAN network service...
Quoted 15 lines · Míla Kuchta
Hello,
I've been using bluetooth PAN using pand daemon. Pand runs as a daemon and used to create network interface on demand calling dev-up and dev-down script which in turn runs ifup and ifdown to setup the device.
In newer version of bluez, it's preffered to use network service, but I haven't found any documentation describing the process of creating and setting up the device.
It is right that network service creates device and calls upon them ifup/ifdown or does some dbus (HAL, NetworkManager) magic?
Regards
Quoted 8 lines
Mila
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