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I love the way bluelog currently timestamps discovered devices. I was hoping you would consider adding a command line argument that would cause bluelog to query current coordinates from gpsd.

Thanks for your consideration.
-Matt

When I try running the latest version, Bluelog Live wants to download the cgi rather than display the contents of cgi. I am able to run Bluelog Live using the old www folder from version 1.1.2 without any issues.

Bluelog Version: 1.1.3-dev

Hi, I have two interface hci0 and hci1.
Is it possible to scan with both devices?
When one is running if I want to run second "bluelog -i hci1" it says that there is a Bluelog running, kill with -k option.
What can I do?

Thanks.

Hello,
first of all thanks for your work!

We have a use case where we don't need the syslog messages bluelog produces.
Is there a way to disable them?
I saw for example there is an UDPONLY option in the config file, but it seems syslog messages are still written.

Looking at the code I saw there's no if condition before the syslogs function calls, so I guess there's no method at the moment to disable them.

Thanks for your help,
M.

I noticed that some user friend manufacturer names contain a comma. I plan to write a quick and dirty java parser to persist my logs into a database. I was hoping you might consider adding a command line argument to allow a customer delimiter character (such as a pipe, a tab, etc). One that will not (or at least is less likely to) cause parse errors.

Thanks!

I noticed (from the status LED on the back of the Air Cable Host XR3 that I'm using) that from time to time, bluelog has experienced an error, and I'm no longer logging devices. Please let me know if there is some way to enable additional debug output, etc. if you require additional detail. Information about the setup I'm using: Raspberry Pi running Kali Linux 1.0.6 (updated to current), with an Aircable host XR3, and of course bluelog 1.1.2.

Hi

Is there any plans for this project to include detection for bluetooth low energy devices also ?

Regards
Keld Norman

Compiled/running the latest Bluelog (downloaded yesterday) on Raspberry Pi Stretch (4.19.66-v7+).

When I run bluelog, it seems to be using up resources, or apparently blocking resources. "top" doesn't show any significant CPU usage, but just hitting the return character a few times in another window, shows that something is being seriously slowed down. I wasn't even able to start a new putty session - seems it timed out, waiting to connect.

Has anyone else seen this?

When I turn on and off in several times my smartphone during the Bluelog console time, the Bluelog just detect one time (first one). I want to make the log for the several times with timestamp.

Additionally, I want to get the raw data of the bluetooth packets. Is it possible to do these using the Bluelog?

Hi,

For what it is worth:

Website www.digifail.com is down. That website is in the "github project about box".

I do hope that the website can be fixed (or that the "upper right corner of GH project" gets a valid alternative).