how is it used?

[heyver]

it gives me an error

Please install xterm

[eqsone]

Don't worry, have you had a look at the code? It just performs a flood ping to the given Bluetooth MAC address. Instead of installing this, you might as well type it straight to the console: sudo l2ping -f [bdaddr]

Usage:
l2ping [-i device] [-s size] [-c count] [-t timeout] [-d delay] [-f] [-r] [-v] [bdaddr]
-f Flood ping (delay = 0)
-r Reverse ping
-v Verify request and response payload

[thansen0]

I think part of the issue here is that the output is kind of clunky (includes a lot of "\033[0m" characters). This is probably because if you run it with ./, it'll just run with whatever the default interpreter is set to (so if you have zsh, like kali uses by default now, it won't be very legible).

You could update the readme to say "bash bluedoser.sh", or add a shebang to the file header

#!/bin/bash

This will tell it what interpreter to use so the colors always work and the output is a little more clean

Also xterm isn't installed by default, so @heyver will have to install it. There are ways to check for this like here, although that may be more mainatence than your interested in doing. I think it'd look like this, but I haven't tested it yet

if ! command -v xterm &> /dev/null
then
    echo "xterm could not be found"
    exit
fi

[Petros626]

hey guys
can someone explain which password to enter at the beginning? i always get asked by linux and thought it was kali. otherwise it would be nice if someone could show examples of use. sorry for being so ignorant.

[ROM72]

Hi,
Bluedoser is scanning indefinitely but it can't find my bluetooth speaker paired with my phone.
The two devices are next to my computer runnig Linux Kali (2022.4). If the speaker is not paired though Bluedoser's scan shows me the device.
Why the scan can't see it while paired ?

[Bardia-SG]

same here... its scanning indefinitely