Newbie question

Quote from Desmondo

I have created a CCcam.CFG File with my c-lines and FTP to etc/

Try and FTP CCcam.cfg to var/etc
Thats where my cccam.cfg are in vu duo + tm800 + debian server ! So i believe most CCcam.cfg should be there ! alhough it may be different in ET9500HD i never did see that box yet ?

:rikjaard1:

you definately got cccam installed as your default and its definitely running ? have you checked web interface ?

just a couple more ideas to check ¬ Did you make an introduction post yet Mate ?

:rikjaard1:

"i receive error check config or attribute"

is the binary chmod to 755?

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I want to use as client only

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but I cant seem to get a card server to run it

can you clarify this please??
one more thing ..¿ why the 2.3.0 ?? I cant imagine anyone wanting to use this after reading up about it..

Not sure about where the CCcam.cfg should be on your receiver/image, common places are /var/etc, or /etc, but could be somewhere else - but two things - the filename is case sensitive so needs to be 'CCcam.cfg' - note the two capital C's and the rest are lower case - also the attributes need to be right as just pointed out - however, my CCcam config on my receiver is 644 - which gives owner read and write access and group and others write access and works fine, but any created file would default to 644 anyway from what I can see, so I doubt your issue is to do with attributes.

also when rikjaard talks of the web interface, he means can you access the CCcam info, and get an idea if it is running or not. The CCcam info page can be accessed by default on port 16001 - so if you type in the IP of your receiver and the 16001 in a web browser on a PC in the same netowrk as your receiver, you should be able to access it, so long as this isn't disabled or amended in your CCcam.cfg - example

http://192.168.0.100:16001

Replace the 192.168.0.100 with the ip of your receiver. If CCcam is working, then you should be able to access this.

Might help if you post your CCcam.cfg here (editing any sensitive stuff such as boxkeys, ports and clines etc)

But binary chmod to 755 is right ,,, at least in my boxes

yep my bad - i misread that - I was talking about the config file but rossi was referring to the binary!