CCcam VPS local how to

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  • with N: asdf.dyndns.org 22222 user test 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 256 the vps doesnt connect to oscam. with usual c line it does and gets displayed as cccam (2.0.11-2892). Help me :D

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    with N: asdf.dyndns.org 22222 user test 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 256 the vps doesnt connect to oscam. with usual c line it does and gets displayed as cccam (2.0.11-2892). Help me :D


    Post your full config rather than just bits of it please hiding any sensitive info.

  • Here you go full oscam.conf:


    TCP port 22222 gets forwarded to 22222 on 192.168.178.29 (Raspberry Pi)

  • Oh I forgot about the restart. Now the vps connects.


    CCcam.cfg on VPS:


    Shouldn't I be able to connect from my VU+ Solo2 with this C Line:
    C: VPSIP 14102 test test

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    Oh I forgot about the restart. Now the vps connects.


    CCcam.cfg on VPS:


    Shouldn't I be able to connect from my VU+ Solo2 with this C Line:
    C: VPSIP 14102 test test


    Yes that should connect, check the vps firewall rules allows port 14102.

  • got it working now.
    what F line does it need to allow that someone can connect his oscam server to the vps and then watch with ONE box connected to that oscam server? I dont get all the different terms like uphop, downhop, reshare etc.
    I just want to make sure that only one box can use that F line and prevent resharing.

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    got it working now.
    what F line does it need to allow that someone can connect his oscam server to the vps and then watch with ONE box connected to that oscam server? I dont get all the different terms like uphop, downhop, reshare etc.
    I just want to make sure that only one box can use that F line and prevent resharing.


    Would be like this after user password 0 0 0 { 0:0:1 }
    All is explained here BigBear46,
    Getting Started - Flines & Clines For Beginners

  • i'm wondering what reshare 2 exactly means. does that mean the client can reshare the line to as much clients (1hop away from him) of him as he wants or does it mean he can reshare it only to one client which is one hop away from him?

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    i'm wondering what reshare 2 exactly means. does that mean the client can reshare the line to as much clients (1hop away from him) of him as he wants or does it mean he can reshare it only to one client which is one hop away from him?


    0 0 0 { 0:0:1 } = No reshare - Peer can view for himself only.


    0 0 0 { 0:0:2 } = One reshare - Peer can view for himself and his peer can view your card also.


    0 0 0 { 0:0:3 } = Two reshare - Peer can view for himself, his peer can view and also pass the share one hop further.

  • Is it possible with 0 0 0 { 0:0:2 } that the peer and more than one peer can view the card? I mean if the peer can pass the share to more then one of his peers. Because the distance from me the the peers of my peer would always be the same in hops.


    Or in a picture:

    Is it possible to limit my the F line that the peer (raspberry pi with oscam) is only able to share my f line to receiver 1 and 2 but not the foreign receivers?

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    Is it possible with 0 0 0 { 0:0:2 } that the peer and more than one peer can view the card? I mean if the peer can pass the share to more then one of his peers. Because the distance from me the the peers of my peer would always be the same in hops.


    Or in a picture:

    Is it possible to limit my the F line that the peer (raspberry pi with oscam) is only able to share my f line to receiver 1 and 2 but not the foreign receivers?


    Look back to Getting Started - Flines & Clines For Beginners


    But even this doesn't mean the reshare cant be abused by oscam or multics users so monitor the usage & anyone who is taking the piss will stickout like a sore thumb but thats another thread. Glad you are up & running i will close this one now.

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