cccam / oscam error

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  • I have some errors in the log can anyone tell me how to fix them.


    I have a debian server running oscam 1.20 unstable #7149 and cccam 2.1.3, smargo v1.7 and s*y uk card


    Deamon.log


    Code
    Sep  4 17:46:28 debian CCcam: client userecm request for handler 0x81 0x963(0x0) sid 0x1bc4 ok: 1 (took 0.0932 seconds)
    Sep  4 17:46:30 debian CCcam: newcamd ecm -> 127.0.0.1:port
    Sep  4 17:46:30 debian CCcam: newcamd ecm <- 127.0.0.1:port error (took 0.0639 seconds)


    debug log






    and in oscam occasionally im getting


    2012/09/05 07:32:06 86CFA50 c user (0963&000000/0000/012D/3A:BE67): rejected group (120 ms) (0/0/0/0) (no matching reader)

    • Official Post

    Not sure about the first errors but the out of order segment messages are harmless, you can stop them filling up your logs by editing /etc/syslog.conf like this.



    don't forget reload new config to syslog:

    Code
    /etc/init.d/sysklogd reload


    The rejected group error is normally down to oscam services or ecm whitelist, post your configs and we will be able to help better with this.

  • thanks for your reply.


    oscam.conf



    oscam.server



    oscam.users



    dunno if you need also the config of services:



    my problem is that cccam is crashing often, after 2-10hours


    thanks for your help

  • 756E is the service ID and 89 is the ECM length.


    not sure what that channel is - but if you add 89 to your ecm whitelist then if your card clears 756E then it should now work

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


    :red:

  • does this look ok or it is too long?


    ecmwhitelist = 0963@000000:A6,B7,C8,D2,DC,2B,2F,3D,33,34,39,3C,3E,4C,4E,4F,42,43,44,45,47,48,53,54,5C,5E,60,61,64,66,6A,6B,6C,6D,6E,6F,62,67,68,69,7A,7C,7D,7E,71,72,73,77,78,79,80,84,89,8B,8C,8D,90,92

    and i am still getting different no matching errors so i need to add more.

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