Getting server going with lines

If you cant log in, Most likely the IP Address has changed.. Log in directly from the server (Not through Putty or WinSCP). Your first Screen should look like this:

login as: root
root password:
Welcome to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (GNU/Linux 3.2.0-26-generic x86_64)




 * Documentation:  [url]https://help.ubuntu.com/[/url]




  System information as of Wed Aug  8 08:50:41 IST 2012




  System load:  0.0               Processes:           79
  Usage of /:   3.6% of 72.42GB   Users logged in:     0
  Memory usage: 12%               IP address for eth0: [COLOR='#FF0000']192.168.1.110[/COLOR]

Confirm your server IP Address is the same as you are using to log-in through putty/WinSCP.

If the IP Address is not the same as you are using to log into putty, you have to set up your static IP address again. If the IP Address is the same as you are using to log into putty then its another problem & we will need more information.

Quote from birdman99

It's just oscam server I can't log into everything else is ok ie cccam server . I've checked the conf file and that's all editing ok .

is oscam running? have you chmod 755 oscam and added the correct line to rc.local for it to start upon booting the server??

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It's just oscam server I can't log into everything else is ok ie cccam server . I've checked the conf file and that's all editing ok.

if you can log into cccam (on your server), It is not a Server IP Address issue..

Did you by any chance change oscam to an older stable version? If so, you might have to install an older lib file that is refrenced by the older version of oscam. Let me know & I will give you the command..
Also check that you did not change the webif port number in oscam.conf.

Well If you set it up as I described in tutorial

You can check your oscam Webif page by typing your server ip & oscam webif port no. (192.168.*.*:8888) in the address bar of your browser.
Username: admin
Password: admin

You can check your cccam Webif page by typing your server ip & cccam webif port no. (192.168.*.*:16001) in the address bar of your browser.
Username: admin
Password: admin

NOTE: If you changed any of the ports or passwords, you will have to replace the ports & passwords used above with your new ones..

To check or change your oscam webif password & port number, open up WinSCP & log into server as root & look in
usr/local/etc/oscam.conf

[webif]
httpport = [COLOR='#FFFF00']8888[/COLOR]
httpuser = [COLOR='#00FF00']admin[/COLOR]
httppwd = [COLOR='#00FF00']admin[/COLOR]

To check or change your cccam webif password & port number, open up WinSCP & log into server as root & look in
var/etc/cccam.cfg

WEBINFO USERNAME :[COLOR='#00FF00']admin[/COLOR]
WEBINFO PASSWORD :[COLOR='#00FF00']admin[/COLOR]
WEBINFO LISTEN PORT : [COLOR='#FFFF00']16001[/COLOR]

What ever you use, remember it & when you log into the oscam/cccam webif's, BOOKMARK them so they are there for good!

No m8, you are way off the mark. you are going to have to do a LOT of reading on F:Lines & C:Lines for Beginners

And your N:Line will be used to share your card from oscam to cccam..

For internal sharing there is no need to use your dns address, change the dns address in the C line to the server ip

C: 192.168.x.xx 26000 username password

also go to below link to check if port 26000 is open

http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/

If the share is internal only then you don't need to open a port on your router - it should still work - to extend on what sync said, using the dyndns address for an internal share is not just unnecessary, in my experience it just doesn't work.

Why not start here, you need to learn the basics before looking for the heavy stuff.This is a excellent tut.

http://linuxsat-support.com/ca…nes-clines-beginners.html

Quote from birdman99

tryed without port internally didnt clear???

strange that - i have one port forwarded to my server for external share - and a different port for internal share and I have never needed to forward a port on my router for the internal share.