btsrv [-d] [-v] [--config config_file | -C config_file] [--expression config_expr | -e config_expr] [--initdev | -i] [--noinitdev] [--startsvc | -s] [--nostartsvc] [--managepin | -p] [--nomanagepin] [--managekey | -k] [--nomanagekey]
Start services for other Bluetooth devices in your host. This should be run as root to allow access to Bluetooth devices.
To use graphical pin management btsrv should have access to display. You can grant this privilege with xhost command. For example "xhost +" allows all users access the display. Alternatively you can start the services also using sudo. When you have open X session give the following command in terminal: sudo btsrv Note! Before giving the command you have to add the user to sudoers list in /etc/sudoers file.
--nomanagepin Start btsrv without graphical user interface support. The pin code is not prompted when needed.