Re: [Bluez-users] bluetooth and wireless lan horror

Marcel Holtmann wrote:
 > Steven Singer wrote:

quoted

In theory it would be possible for BlueZ to detect that the rfcomm
link has gone quiet (a simple timer from the last packet sent or
received) and then automatically switch into sniff mode.  [...]

this idea is nice and it sounds like a useful feature. But it can't
depend on the RFCOMM traffic. It must depend on the ACL traffic and the
BlueZ core must handle it.

Yes, sorry. Of course it must depend on ACL traffic not RFCOMM. I
suspect the easiest way to do it is to advertise an ioctl for this
feature. I'm not quite sure what the interface should be, but I'm sure
you can think of something.

We're getting ahead of ourselves though. We need confirmation from Peter
that sniff helps the problem. If it doesn't we're wasting our time
(unless you think the feature is useful for other applications).

	- Steven
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