How can I downgrade the CCcam

Thank so much for the tutorial.
How can I downgrade the CCcam to 2.0.11 version?

Thanks in advance

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[fade]Automated CCcam 2.2.1 Install Package For Debian 6[/fade]

This will install CCcam 2.2.1 on any machine running Debian 6, The script is based on CC_Shares Debian5 Install package for earlier CCcam versions, the reqired libs to run later versions of CCcam are dowloaded & installed automatically.

First download the Debian 32 net install package ( 2.2.0 & 2.2.1 are not available in 64)

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You now have the choice of burning it to a cd or using

Universal USB Installer

Use Whichever you prefer

Continue to install Debian to your machine it is up to yourself if you want a graphical interface but the only option that is required is Webserver, the script will install everything else you need when you run it later.

Debian now Installed, Let's install CCcam

1. Log into your server as root user by opening the terminal & typing
su

Then enter the root password you chose during Debian install

Now enter the following commands one at a time pressing enter after each

wget http://tinyurl.com/d986zdd

chmod 755 d986zdd

./d986zdd

The script will now do its work, it then requires user input for 4 questions

Q. IP Address of youserver?
Choose a static ip for your server e.g 192.168.1.99

Q. Subnet Mask?
e.g 255.255.255.0

Q. Gateway?
Here enter your routers ip address

Q. Dns servers ip?
Again here enter your routers ip address

The install will now complete, all you need to do is ftp your CCcam.cfg file to /var/ect/ then reboot

If you do not have one already you will find one here

CCcam.cfg file for newbies

If you are new to using a pc server read this

For Beginners - How To Add Lines To Linux Server Using CS Studio

Enjoy !!!
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Thank you Satmaniac

I hope to get this sorted later today

Quote from satmaniac

It`s simple my friend.First off all find a pack that contains the CCcam version you want.Connect to the pc running CCcam with ftp and replace at var/bin the executable file CCcam and the script files contained in the directories /script and /uninstall

Thank you Ten

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Providing you rename the 2.0.1.1 binary file to CCcam.x86 you will not need to edit the scripts, just replace the bin file in /emu/cccam chmod 755 & reboot.

Thanks Multipack

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sometimes you have to stop the cccam service before you can copy the file across or it will not work as cccam is running
as root service cccam stop
copy over the new version of cccam then
service cccam start