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From: Luigi Rizzo <rizzo@iet.unipi.it>
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Subject: any reason to require -t dev in rfcomm_sppd -S ?
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hi, is there any compelling reason to require
the '-t device' option in rfcomm_sppd when used in server mode ?

I tried to disable the one-line that checks it in the code, and
things seem to work - and this makes the program very convenient
to use in a pipeline, e.g.  to receive data from a remote bluetooth
device.

cheers
luigi