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Bluetooth from command line

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Debian User

Please, help me! I have read much much about bluetooth protocol and
Debian, but from begin to now I cannot transfert my files from my PC
to my cell phone without grafical interface (gnome-bluetooth and
similar).

It's frustrating!

Now, I want and easy text-based way to trasfert one file PC->phone. I
think `obex' family is the right way, but despite
/etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf said NO, cell phone ask me a password (PIN),
isset on 1234, but it said it's wrong!

With grafical interface phone ask if I want receive file and then
trasfert start without
problems! Why?

THX!

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