On my previous set-up, using a DM500HD as the card server, then whenever I made changes to cccam.cfg all I had to do was copy it across to the /etc filder and it was live straight away.
On my new set-up, using a Linux-based PC, I need to copy it to a temporary directory and then run a script that stops cccam, copies the file and then restarts cccam.
Can anyone explain why there is this difference and is it really necessary on the Linux PC to stop/start cccam?
Can you not just edit when you open ccam.config file via ftp through dcc or filezilla
I'll give it a try, but, assumed that because the script did a stop/start of cccam then this is what it had to do!
If I can just edit directly then that would be perfect!!!!
i always just edit the cccam file using winscp, close the file, it asks for password and straight away the edited file is active
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