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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (6)
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2010-11-15
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I like the idea 
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2010-11-15
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Possible and not that hard but it would drain your battery like crazy...
periodically a script would do an hcitool scan of the area then attempt a obex push of your data to the device and then add it to a database of bluetooth MAC's that had been tried.
Obnoxious but in certain environments might be a good idea.
David
periodically a script would do an hcitool scan of the area then attempt a obex push of your data to the device and then add it to a database of bluetooth MAC's that had been tried.
Obnoxious but in certain environments might be a good idea.
David
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2010-11-15
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You can tweak this.
http://gecco.wordpress.com/2009/04/23/bluespampy/
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http://gecco.wordpress.com/2009/04/23/bluespampy/
Code:
#!/usr/bin/python
import os
import string
import time
while 1>0:
dev_scan = "hcitool scan"
list_dev=os.popen(dev_scan)
tot= list_dev.read()
tot= tot.split("\n")
tot.pop(0)
tot.reverse()
tot.pop(0)
for dev in tot:
dev=dev.split("\t")
#browse_dev_command="sdptool browse " + dev[1]
get_channel = "sdptool browse " +dev[1] + " | tr -s ' ' | grep -e \"Channel\" | sed 's/ Channel: /Channel: /g' | cut -d\ -f2"
#print dev[1] + " - " + dev[2]
channel_scan=os.popen(get_channel)
channel=channel_scan.read()
send_file="obextool push file.txt " + dev[1] + " " + channel
print "sending file to " + dev[2]
send=os.popen(send_file)
time.sleep(5)
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2010-11-15
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i wrote such an app in uiq before. this originated from something called bluejacking. in short, bad idea. battery drain, privacy issues, etc.
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2010-11-16
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Make it use as least power as possible, maybe dbus of bluetooth is the key, i don't know, but moral/privacy issues is not an argument.
Like using it to spread mp3 of the band playing at a concert can be good for humanity.
Like using it to spread mp3 of the band playing at a concert can be good for humanity.
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2010-11-16
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Originally Posted by droll
And not to mention if you make a nuisance there will be
i wrote such an app in uiq before. this originated from something called bluejacking. in short, bad idea. battery drain, privacy issues, etc.
people with ball-peen hammers
searching for you (your handphone actually)
But that said, of course, it is only code.
How you use it is another thing altogether.
The battery drain issue is the showstopper,
it might be best to let it run only occasionally,
or if you are distributing widely to have a portable charger.
This app could be very useful for some of us.
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2010-11-16
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in the app that i wrote before, it was meant as a sort of cheap-thrill. walk into a room and turn on the bluejacking module and enjoy. so yeah, some people would get pissed.
it's easy to write. just do the usual bt scan for devices, get the list of mac addresses, query for services, if obex receive is available, do an obex send. repeat. you can implement your own cache of devices found before to speed up the "query for services" part.
it's easy to write. just do the usual bt scan for devices, get the list of mac addresses, query for services, if obex receive is available, do an obex send. repeat.
you can implement your own cache of devices found before to speed up the "query for services" part.
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2010-11-16
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If anyone was to spam me via bluetooth, I'd take their phone and stamp on repeatedly until it wasn't able to send any more spam.
Assuming that is, that I could find the lil' f**ker in the first place...
Assuming that is, that I could find the lil' f**ker in the first place...
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just a thought...