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QObexftp

0.0.1

KDE Other Utility

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revenant

Link: http://
Downloads: 932

Submitted: Nov 7 2006
Updated: Nov 7 2006

Description:

QObexftp is UI for the command obexftp which is used to communicate with mobile phones ( USB only ).

---------- Highly Experimental, use at your own risk ------------

I have created this tool since I got bored from repeating the same command over and over using obexftp.

I hope it will be usefull for you also.

Depends:
PyQt 3.3
python-xml

tested on :
ubuntu - Edgy

Changelog:

Current version supports:
- Nokia phones connected by USB ( I have only tested N70)

License: GPL

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KIOSlave

by RockMan81 on: Nov 7 2006

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KMobileTools has an experimental kioslave using obexftp API.
It's still a young project, but it works fine. You could join the project if you like it.
(configure kmobiletools svn with --enable-kioslaves)

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Re: KIOSlave

by revenant on: Nov 7 2006

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Thanks for your concern, but does Kmobiletools support usb connections ? I installed it, and I didn't find any usb-support and I don't have bluetooth connection to test it with my mobile.

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Re: Re: KIOSlave

by RockMan81 on: Nov 7 2006

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You mean kmobiletools itself or the kioslave?
Anyway, i've developed it nearly only with usb phones, so yes, it does.
And the kioslave takes every option from obexftp, so it can support everything supported by obexftp (then usb too)

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Re: Re: Re: KIOSlave

by revenant on: Nov 7 2006

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That's amazing..
I just figured out how to configure it :$. I had to modify kmobiletools configuration file with the following values:

[device-0]
at_usb=true
atdevices=/dev/ttyUSB0,/dev/ttyACM0,/dev/ttyACM1,/dev/ttyACM2,/dev/ttyACM3,/dev
devicename=nokia
fstype=2
loaded=true
obex_device=nodevice
obex_port=1
obex_transp=4

thanks alot why didnt I knew it earlier ;)

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Re: Re: Re: Re: KIOSlave

by RockMan81 on: Nov 7 2006

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There's also a configure tab for that.. you can enter exactly that values (with the GUI)
Anyway, you're welcome :)

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kbluetoothd

by gassauer on: Nov 8 2006

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why don't you use konqueror to move files?

kbluetooth provides what the screenshot show here.

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Re: kbluetoothd

by revenant on: Nov 8 2006

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Since I have usb connection only, I am not using bluetoothd ;)

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good!

by deprecat on: Jan 16 2007

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deprecat

thanks man, It works great for me
Simple and quick, do the dirty job ;-)
I managed to use it with usb connection and without bluetooth stack on my desktop system, and a patched version of obexftp 0.18
The problem of kmobiletools is that It seems I can't compile it without bluetooth stack, that isn't installed on my Desktop. For usb connection only
this work great!
cheers
Mangus

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great job

by s4ncho on: May 13 2007

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can't wait for new version.
great job!

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QObexftp

KDE Other Utility

Current version supports: - Nokia phones connected by USB ( I have only tested N70)

KIOSlave

KMobileTools has an experimental kioslave using obexftp API. It's still a young project, but it works fine. You could join the project if you like it. (configure kmobiletools svn with --enable-kioslaves)

Re: KIOSlave

Thanks for your concern, but does Kmobiletools support usb connections ? I installed it, and I didn't find any usb-support and I don't have bluetooth connection to test it with my mobile.

Re: Re: KIOSlave

You mean kmobiletools itself or the kioslave? Anyway, i've developed it nearly only with usb phones, so yes, it does. And the kioslave takes every option from obexftp, so it can support everything supported by obexftp (then usb too)

Re: Re: Re: KIOSlave

Re: Re: Re: Re: KIOSlave

There's also a configure tab for that.. you can enter exactly that values (with the GUI) Anyway, you're welcome :)

kbluetoothd

why don't you use konqueror to move files? kbluetooth provides what the screenshot show here.

Re: kbluetoothd

Since I have usb connection only, I am not using bluetoothd ;)

good!

great job

can't wait for new version. great job!

Current version supports:
- Nokia phones connected by USB ( I have only tested N70)

KMobileTools has an experimental kioslave using obexftp API.
It's still a young project, but it works fine. You could join the project if you like it.
(configure kmobiletools svn with --enable-kioslaves)

You mean kmobiletools itself or the kioslave?
Anyway, i've developed it nearly only with usb phones, so yes, it does.
And the kioslave takes every option from obexftp, so it can support everything supported by obexftp (then usb too)

There's also a configure tab for that.. you can enter exactly that values (with the GUI)
Anyway, you're welcome :)

why don't you use konqueror to move files?

kbluetooth provides what the screenshot show here.

can't wait for new version.
great job!