NAME

anyremote - control PC with Bluetooth cell phone

SYNOPSIS

anyremote

anyremote

DESCRIPTION

anyRemote supports wide range of modern cell phones like Nokia, SonyEricsson, Motorola and others.

It was developed as thin "communication" layer between Bluetooth (IR, Wi-Fi)-capabled phone and Linux, and in theory could be configured to manage almost any software.

anyRemote is console application, but in addition there are GUI front-ends for Gnome and KDE.

OPTIONS

-h

print short help and exit

-v

print version number and exit

-f /path/to/configuration/file

By default anyremote will try to find and use $HOME/.anyremote.cfg, then ./.anyremote.cfg. It is possible to specify configuration file directly with -f option.

-s connect string

where connect string can be one of:
bluetooth: (Server mode - bluetooth connection)
socket: (Server mode - TCP/IP connection)
local:/dev/ircommX (Server mode - IR connection)
/dev/rfcomm# (AT mode - bluetooth connection)
/dev/ttyACM# (AT mode - cable connection)
/dev/ircomm# (AT mode - IR connection)
ilirc:_AF_LOCAL socket file_ (use with inputlircd)
stdin

-b baudrate

specify baudrate, default value is 19200

-n

do not send any AT+CKPD command to the phone, used only in AT-mode

-log

print verbose logging information to $HOME/.anyRemote/anyremote.log

-a

reconnect automatically in case of connection failure, used only in AT-mode

-fe _port_

Work as backend for GUI frontend. Use specified port to connect to frontend.

-http

Tune work with anyremote2html

-u|--user _username_

if started from root, allows to set effective user ID to specified user

AUTHORS

http://anyremote.sf.net

BUGS

LICENCE