force config changes

**hs5424** · Nov 22nd 2013

Hi All,
My debian server is set up to execute any changes I make to the config file after a certain time (4am I think) daily. Is there a way I can force the changes to take place without having to wait until the following day.
New to all this. Willing to learn.

**master G** · Nov 22nd 2013

Quote from hs5424

Hi All,
My debian server is set up to execute any changes I make to the config file after a certain time (4am I think) daily. Is there a way I can force the changes to take place without having to wait until the following day.
New to all this. Willing to learn.

Maybe this will help buddy --> Usefull OScam CCcam Commands

**hs5424** · Nov 22nd 2013

Thanks master G,
I will give it a go. I have to learn sometime.Even at my age.

**hs5424** · Nov 22nd 2013

Thanks master G,
I will give it a go. I have to learn sometime.Even at my age.
UPDATE,
Useful commands. I tried out some and they worked so I know I am not to far off beam. However my cccam config is in server-config-CCcam_1cfg. Does this mean that I use the following. /server/config/CCcam_1.cfg/configupdate.sh. Tried this to no avail.
Hope I don't look to stupid. Hopefully I am on the right track.

**master G** · Nov 22nd 2013

Search for the configupdate.sh script.. Type this in telnet;

Code

find / -name configupdate.sh

You will get an output simular to this;

Code

/var/script/configupdate.sh

Paste that output into telnet to update your CCcam.cfg

**master G** · Nov 22nd 2013

You may find this useful buddy.
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**hs5424** · Nov 22nd 2013

Getting access denied all over the page when I run. find / -name configupdate.sh

**hs5424** · Nov 22nd 2013

Thanks ten below.
Tried your suggested post. I know I am doing something silly as I am getting no 'such file or directory notice'.
My cccam config is in server/config/CCcam_1cfg. The configupdate seems to be in server /script/ConfigUpdate.sh

**hs5424** · Nov 22nd 2013

Eureka.
Thanks guys.
Told you it was something silly. I noticed that my ConfigUpdate.sh had a capital C and a capital U. When I got this right all worked ok.
You guys have never let me down.

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