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Subject: per-user directories for obexapp-server
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Hello!

I was able to set up the Bluetooth-server on my main machine, but all of
the pushed files (Object Pushed) end up in the same root-only
directory... Is there, perhaps, a way to specify a different directory
for each device-ID (bdaddr)?

This way my wife and myself could have our own locations (under
home-directories somewhere) for pictures and phonebook backups...
Please, advise. Thanks! Yours,

    -mi

P.S. Maybe, the hcsecd.conf's syntax can be extended to (optionally)
provide the username associated with each listed device?