When bluez calls back into a pairing Agent's Display methods, they are supposed to display the PIN or passcode on the host device's screen along with instructions telling the user to type that PIN or passcode (followed by ENTER) into the device they are trying to pair. Instead, bt-device --connect incorrectly prompts the user to confirm the device on the host (i.e. Confirm passkey: 123456 (yes/no)?), which is the wrong thing to do. It disrupts the pairing process and causes pairing to fail.
When bluez calls back into a pairing Agent's
Displaymethods, they are supposed to display the PIN or passcode on the host device's screen along with instructions telling the user to type that PIN or passcode (followed by ENTER) into the device they are trying to pair. Instead,bt-device --connectincorrectly prompts the user to confirm the device on the host (i.e.Confirm passkey: 123456 (yes/no)?), which is the wrong thing to do. It disrupts the pairing process and causes pairing to fail.