Untrusted input devices by default
Hello:
In my efforts to get BlueZ 4.x into Intrepid a question was posed. How come input devices don't default to "Trusted" when paired in the Wizard? This makes for a weird experience the next time you reboot (or disconnect the device for that matter) that you need to give it "authorization".
Regards
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Mario Limonciello *Dell | Linux Engineering* [email protected]
Marcel Holtmann
maintainerHi Mario,
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In my efforts to get BlueZ 4.x into Intrepid a question was posed. How come input devices don't default to "Trusted" when paired in the Wizard? This makes for a weird experience the next time you reboot (or disconnect the device for that matter) that you need to give it "authorization".
that is a bug. We should set the input device as trusted after we connected to it. Any chance you have a patch for it?
Regards
Marcel
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In my efforts to get BlueZ 4.x into Intrepid a question was posed. How come input devices don't default to "Trusted" when paired in the Wizard? This makes for a weird experience the next time you reboot (or disconnect the device for that matter) that you need to give it "authorization".
that is a bug. We should set the input device as trusted after we connected to it. Any chance you have a patch for it?
I thought I was testing this a couple of weeks ago and it was working fine.
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David Woodhouse Open Source Technology Centre [email protected] Intel Corporation
Hi David:
I have just verified myself this is still broke with a couple of input = devices and some folks in Ubuntu are reporting it too.
I don't have a patch ATM, but I'll see what I can come up with.
Regards
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Subject: Re: Untrusted input devices by default
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In my efforts to get BlueZ 4.x into Intrepid a question was posed. =
How
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come input devices don't default to "Trusted" when paired in the Wizard? This makes for a weird experience the next time you reboot =
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disconnect the device for that matter) that you need to give it "authorization".
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that is a bug. We should set the input device as trusted after we connected to it. Any chance you have a patch for it?
I thought I was testing this a couple of weeks ago and it was working fine.
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David Woodhouse Open Source Technology Centre
[email protected] Intel Corporation
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