Hi,
I've trying to create a bash script in order to automate file transfer using the Raspberry Pi 3 Bluetooth to a smartphone which has already been paired. I would highly appreciate it if someone could provide me with help regarding this script.
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Re: Automating file transfer with Bluetooth from RPi3 to Smartphone
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Re: Automating file transfer with Bluetooth from RPi3 to Smartphone
Hi Rattus,
I do appreciate the help, but I've been able to send and receive files both from the RPi3 unit to the smartphone and vice versa.
What I'm trying to understand is to be able to automate the process by running a automated script?
I do appreciate the help, but I've been able to send and receive files both from the RPi3 unit to the smartphone and vice versa.
What I'm trying to understand is to be able to automate the process by running a automated script?
Re: Automating file transfer with Bluetooth from RPi3 to Smartphone
Start by putting the commands you usually type into a file.
The first line should be "#!/bin/dash", then your commands one by one after that.
When you have finished, make the file executable with "chmod +x myscript".
If its not on your path (echo $PATH) you can run it with "./myscript".
You can use the nano editor to create the file.
The first line should be "#!/bin/dash", then your commands one by one after that.
When you have finished, make the file executable with "chmod +x myscript".
If its not on your path (echo $PATH) you can run it with "./myscript".
You can use the nano editor to create the file.