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26.07.2017 16:05, Luiz Augusto von Dentz wrote:

 > It probably has been stopped already since the connection used for
 > StartDiscovery has been terminated. Btw, there are better tools to
 > test this, for instance bluetoothctl> scan [on/off]
 >

If the process "StartDiscovery" is stopped, why status "Discovering" not 
changed to "false"?

I need to start and stop scanning from the Bash script, bluetoothctl has 
the ability to manage from Bash scripts?