On Thu, 16 Jul 2009 10:06:14 +0200
Klistvud <
quotations@...> wrote:
...
> was: Nokia bluetooth set won't pair anymore.
>
> In short: I'm looking for
> the *location of config files* where bluetooth-applet keeps its list of
> paired (bonded) devices. What I do know: it's NOT in /etc/bluetooth and
> it's NOT a per-user configuration (ALL the users on my system are
> affected). Grepping for a known good bluetooth device (a GSM phone that
> pairs OK) yielded insignificant results.
I was quite intrigued by this, so I spent a while rooting around and
experimenting (the documentation here is pretty scanty) until I found
it:
/var/lib/bluetooth
The files under that directory:
names a list of device names and their corresponding bluetooth device addresses (BDAs)
lastseen a list of BDAs and the corresponding timestamps of when they were last seen
lastused ditto, mutatis mutandis
trusts a list of BDAs and their trust statuses
etc.
Why on earth the data is stored there I leave to the great gurus.
Celejar
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