Cannot web browse to PC server

Did you change directory to where CCcam is and then try to start manually ?
And you should try a different version of CCcam before you go any further

oscam configs on my ubuntu server are in
/usr/local/etc

the oscam bin file is in
/usr/local/bin

I don't use CCcam now but your bin file could be in a few places depending on setup
try these locations

/usr/bin
/usr/local/bin
/usr/local/etc

and your CCcam.cfg should be in /etc or /var/etc

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Hi All,
I have installed linux 12.04 on a PC in an attempt to replace my 7020 with a PC server. I am now at the stage that I can connect to the server with putty and locate both cccam and oscam which appear to be in the proper location. However when I try to web browse into the server using both ports 8888 and 16001 I get the message cannot display page. I do not want to proceed to the next stage (in thatfellow tutorial ) until I am sure that I am doing things correctly. I have checked the oscam and cccam configs to confirm that the ports are correct.

Any help appreciated,

HS5424

Did you try what mrgmx suggested to you yesterday?

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Have you opened ports mate?

amended the httpallowed line in Oscam Config file

httpallowed = 127.0.0.1,0.0.0.0-255.255.255.255 or something similar

Here is the webif section that auto installs.

[webif]
httpport = 8888
httpuser = admin
httppwd = admin
[COLOR='#FFFF00']httpallowed = 192.168.0.0-192.168.254.254[/COLOR]
httprefresh = 15

If the IP Address of the PC you are trying to access the webif from does not fall within the (192.168.0.0-192.168.254.254) Range then you will have to edit the range as mrgmx suggested yesterday..

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httpallowed = 127.0.0.1,0.0.0.0-255.255.255.255 or something similar

If that fails, Can you confirm that cccam & oscam were installed correctly (If you did not edit the username in the script to your own username the script will fail)

To confirm that cccam installed, Run these commands from putty:

Stop cccam:

sudo killall -9 CCcam.x86_64

Start cccam:

sudo CCcam.x86_64 -b

Stop oscam:

sudo killall -9 oscam

Start oscam:

sudo oscam –b

If you get "no process found" after the commands to start oscam or cccam, you have not followed the tut...

Did you look at my suggestions in post 8 above? If you did, at least confirm that you have tried what I suggested and post your results!

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The tutorial instructs you to place both ocsam install package and cccam install.sh in a temp folder. When I precede with the set up it appears that they are then moved to their proper location. Just found oscam CCcam by using the search function on the PC. There in usr/local/bin. I cannot browse to them at all.

Any help appreciated.
HS5424

Not quiet,

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log into your Server with WinSCP as root user

Select both "cccamoscam_install_package" Folder & CCcamOscamInstall.sh and copy them to tmp folder

Then,
On the right hand Side Right click on the CCcamOscamInstall.sh you just copied & click Edit

Then,
Fill in your Ubuntu username in the "owner=" Line

Then,
chmod the Script with this command

Code

chmod 755 /tmp/CCcamOscamInstall.sh

Then,
Run the Script with this command

Code

/tmp/CCcamOscamInstall.sh

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M8 I can assure you that you have not followed the tutorial.
This auto-install has been made as simple & fool proof as possible and has been tested over and over with no problems.
Please follow the tut word for word before posting any more questions..

Here are the x32 Binary's. Copy them over the existing binary's, Chmod 755 them and reboot

oscam cccam32.rar

If this does not sort it, start over with the x32 install package in post #13 below
http://linuxsat-support.com/li…-3-install-package-2.html

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Hi thatfellow,
Some success at last.
I was not sure of how to change the binaries to 32bit as suggested by Ten Below so I went back to the tutorial in #13 and brought over the 32bit oscam cccam files. To be honest I had to leave the house for half hour and when I returned my 12 year old son had the job done. I can at this time browse into oscam and cccam so hopefully I can now move on to getting 2 smargos installed. I plan to have two cards running in CCcam with the Oscam for an N line to another server if I ever need it. Hope this is the correct way to do this. Any advise appreciated.
Again thanks for all your help.
HS5424

If you have not already ordered the smargo's. I would advise getting omnikey's.. I used smargo for a month & switched. Also, there seems to be a lot of unsolved problems popping up on the forum with smargo's over the last few months..