Cccam web info page problem ??

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  • hi guys


    i have oscam/ cccam server


    my problem i cant see any active clients in cccam web info page ( 2.1.3 )


    but i can see them ok in oscam web info page



    can i get help with that ??



    thanks

  • thanks for your reply


    what i do is


    for each client i create an account in oscam.user and i create fline for the same a ccount in ccam.cfg and then i give cline

  • if i just create flines in cccam.cfg and give clines like that. the lines dont work


    as i had to put
    [cccam]
    port = 12000
    version = 2.1.3
    build = 3165
    reshare = 1


    in oscam.conf to get cccam to work

    • Official Post

    Create a new [account] in oscam user like below, change caid and ident to your own card;


    Code
    [account]
    user = linuxsat
    pwd = support
    group = 1
    au = ***UK
    caid = [COLOR='#FF0000']0963[/COLOR]
    ident = [COLOR='#FF0000']0963:000000[/COLOR]


    Then add N line to CCcam.cfg like below;


    Code
    N: 127.0.0.1 34000 linuxsat support 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 [COLOR='#FF0000']256[/COLOR]


    For this to work you will need newcamd protocol in oscam.conf like below, again change the caid/ident;


    Code
    [newcamd]
    key = 0102030405060708091011121314
    port = 34000@[COLOR='#FF0000']0963:000000[/COLOR]
  • i have all that set up done already in oscam files


    what i cant understand ..!


    when i just create flines in cccam.cfg and not making accounts for them in oscam.user they dont work


    and when i make flines in ccam.cfg amd make accounts for them in oscam.user they do work

  • I am not sure why you have the cccam protocol set up in oscam.conf, because you are using oscam as your cardreader, not as a cccam server. You should only need the newcamd protocol set up in oscam.conf, and make sure that the port you set in this is different from the server listen port you have set in CCcam.cfg.

    If I take a while to respond, you can see why.....


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  • i had to put cccam protocol in oscam.cong to get cccam to work


    because cccam wasn't working before and when i put cccam protocol in oscam.conf its working fine

  • mouk i responded to your older post. please if you are having issues it is no good going back and forth, really you need to be posting your configs so we can see where the problem is - oscam.conf, oscam.user and oscam.server, also CCcam.cfg - hash out any sensitive stuff like boxkeys , passwords etc

    If I take a while to respond, you can see why.....


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  • oscam.conf



    oscam.server



    oscam.server



    cccam.cfg

  • You need to tell CCcam what port you want to use to share to your friends
    add below line to your CCcam.cfg with your choice of port then forward that port in your router




    Code
    SERVER LISTEN PORT : 23456
  • You need to tell CCcam what port you want to use to share to your friends
    add below line to your CCcam.cfg with your choice of port then forward that port in your router




    Code
    SERVER LISTEN PORT : 23456


    if the server listen port isn't defined then it will use port 12000 as default.

    If I take a while to respond, you can see why.....


    :red:

  • He's not said if he opened ports or not and the syntax is wrong on the n line, that can cause problems as well
    There are 2 spaces between test1 and test2


    Code
    N: 127.0.0.1 10000 test1  test2 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 256
  • so mouk you need to delete the [cccam] part of your oscam.cfg, make sure the port 12000 is forwarded to your server's ip address (which has to be static) - delete all the account entries in oscam.user


    Then read and follow the bits that master G posted - to make it more basic and easy, delete what you have already and replace with the ones that master G has posted in the places he says they need to go. I have never had an extra space between user and password but logically this tells me it could cause problems as well as sync says, but if you are following the advice rather than guessing that what you think is right is right, then you can't go wrong.

    If I take a while to respond, you can see why.....


    :red:

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