[TriLUG] Android browser -> Linux web server using only Bluetooth?
Andy Barnhart
arbarnhart at gmail.com
Fri Apr 12 13:18:56 EDT 2013
There will be a log on screen and it will use a password that the user set
up on first use. If they mess that up, they will be have to lay hands on it
and do a reset.
This leads me to another question...
If I am listening on a port when BlueTooth is turned on, I think that it
will be bridged and I could then I could receive a connection on the
existing socket. Is that correct?
On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 12:17 PM, Justis Peters <justis.peters at gmail.com>wrote:
> Sharing the network connection over bluetooth sounds like the correct
> approach and the links that Bill provided look like a good start.
>
> Once you have the connection established, you will want to direct the
> client device to the correct web page. You could do this via captive portal
> or by displaying a QR code on the screen which they could scan with
> "barcode scanner".
>
> Are you concerned with authentication or is being within bluetooth range
> adequate authentication? You could either display a password on the screen
> which they must type into their device or you could include a password in
> the QR code so that it requires no typing.
>
> Kind regards,
> Justis
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