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Requirements:
=============
You need the development files for:
openobex [>= 1.1 required, >= 1.5 recommended]
bluez-lib
You also must have installed:
cmake [>= 2.6.3]
Optionally you may also install:
pkg-config (to find libraries more easily)
xsltproc or saxon-6.5.x or xalan-2.x (to build documentation)
Docbook XSL files (or the online catalogs will be used)
TCP-Wrapper (to restrict TCP connections)
Building:
=========
CMake is used for building. In the simplest form, you create a binary directory
somewhere e.g. as ./build, change to that directory and run:
$ cmake ..
where ".." is the relative path to the source directory.
If you want to change the installation location to "/usr", define the cmake
variable CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX with the -D command line option:
$ cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr ..
You can also use one of the provided interactive front-ends:
$ ccmake ..
or
$ cmake-gui ..
as replacement for the cmake calls above (see documentation of ccmake).
This will create Makefiles and thus you can build the software:
$ make
Build options:
==============
Build options are set with CMake variables by adding -DFOO=bar to the cmake
command line ot set variable 'FOO' to the value 'var'.
Boolean values take the values 'ON' or 'OFF'.
The following build options are available:
USE_SPAWN
Use POSIX function spawn() (instead of fork()+exec()) for external scripts.
The default is ON and this is also the suggested value.
USE_THREADS
Use POSIX threads (instead of fork()) for client connections. The default is
ON and this is also the suggested value.
ENABLE_TCPWRAP
Enable support for the tcp wrapper (see /etc/host.deny and /etc/hosts.allow)
BUILD_HELP_HTML
Build the HTML help files. Default is OFF.
BUILD_HELP_MAN
Build the manpage files. Default is ON
BUILD_X_OBEX_SHARED_LIBS
Build libraries to handle x-obex/* mime types in your own programs. Default
if OFF and the x-obex binaries are linked statically.
DOCBOOK_XSLT_PROCESSOR
Choose the XSLT processor to use for creating of the help file. Supported
are xsltproc, saxon-6.5.x and xalan-2.x. The default is set automatically
from the list of installed ones.
DOCUMENTATION_INSTALL_DIR
Choose the location where documentation gets installed (example, html help
files, ...). Defaults to share/doc/obexpushd.
MANPAGE_INSTALL_DIR
Choose the location where manual pages get installed.
Defaults to share/man.
There are lots of other variables that affect the build.
Installing:
===========
Run:
$ make install
You can optionally define the DESTDIR variable like
$ make install DESTDIR=/path/to/some/dir
Using:
======
See "obexpushd -h" for help and take a look at the README file.
There is also a manpage.
Specification documents:
========================
You can download the spefication document from:
http://www.bluetooth.com/English/Technology/Building/Pages/Specification.aspx
The OBEX base secification is available seperately from the Infrared Data
Association.
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