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Subject: Re: [9fans] bluetooth
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you could just set the mtime to the time of the last successful
operation on that device

>>>What do you mean exactly by "sees"? ...
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>>all devices that are listening on inquiry scan channels and respond to
>>inquiry requests.
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>It looks like your requirement might be satisfied by one or
>the other of these things in the /net/bt/devices record:
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>- a discoverable (ie "responded to most recent inquiry") flag
>- a timestamp for last inquiry response received (1 second resolution?)
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>I'm reluctant to remove devices altogether when they don't
>respond to inquiry, because it may still be possible to
>connect to a non-discoverable device by paging its address.
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