Re: Not set name from main.conf

Hi,

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You should probably disable the hostname plugin if you don't want it
to set the name and alias, alternatively, you can set a different
alias using the Alias property with bluetoothctl or your own tool.

Why hostname plugin ignore main.conf options?

hostname plugin sets the name automatically based on the hostname of
the system while main.conf would work as a backup in case hostname
service cannot be found, or some other occurred. Botton like is if you
don't want BlueZ to use the hostname as name disable hostname plugin.

how to disable this plugin? If it is disabled only when compiled bluez, t=

hen

this is not the best way!

bluetoothd --help:
-P, --noplugin=3DNAME,...     Specify plugins not to load

How can I set the name assigned without user action, I know of no other w=

ay

than the main.conf

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