nline to cline

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    moving from Nline to Cline
    Hi Guys,
    At the moment I have oscam running on debian server and am using an Nline (newcamd) in my Ccam.cfg on my dreamboxes. I want to change to using a Cline My oscam config looks like this at mo...



    [global]
    nice = -1
    WaitForCards = 1
    logfile = stdout
    preferlocalcards = 1
    saveinithistory = 1


    [webif]
    httpport = 8888
    httpuser = admin
    httppwd = admin
    httpallowed = 127.0.0.1,192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255
    # protocols


    [newcamd]
    key = 0102030405060708091011121314
    port = 15366@0963:000000;10001@0963:000000


    If I want to use a Cline do I just add this to my oscam config...


    [cccam]
    # for your clients with CCCam (i.e. they have a C: line)
    port = 15366
    # or whatever you use.
    reshare = 0
    ignorereshare = 0
    version = 2.2.1
    updateinterval = 240
    minimizecards = 0
    stealth = 1


    If so do I need to remove or rem out the Newcamd info in my oscam config. Do I also need to rem out the Nline and add a Cline in my Ccam.cfg on my dreambox. Or can I keep both but use a different port for cline


    Thanks guys

    Thanks guys that worked fine I used a diff port for cline. So one of my dms is now on a cline the others on nlines. next step was to move my cline box to my brothers so remote cs. To test this I port forwarded the new port I set up in cline then subscribeed to dyndns.org and got the updater software so now I have stevexxxxx.dyndns.org. to test this I updated the ccam.cfg cline from this to this but no joy.


    C: 192.168.0.6 153xx dreambox3 xxxxx
    C: steve67474.dyndns.org 153xx dreambox3 xxxxx


    I know there are some other paramaters needed after the password to secure it a bit and reduce reshares etc but this didn't work. Am I missing summat here. I set port forwarding to the local ip of my PC that the oscam server is running on. Is it because I am on the same local network still


    Cheers Guys for the help and advice.

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    Code
    [cccam]
# for your clients with CCCam (i.e. they have a C: line)
port = 15366
# or whatever you use.
reshare = 0 # [COLOR='#FF0000']Change this to 1 for one reshare[/COLOR]
ignorereshare = 0
version = 2.2.1
updateinterval = 240
minimizecards = 0
stealth = 1


    Have you setup a new account in oscam.user for the new c line ?


    Code
    [account]
user = dreambox3
pwd = xxxxx
monlevel = 0
uniq = 0
group = 1,2
au = 0
caid = # Change to your card


    If you are using a separate CCcam and CCcam protocol in oscam, both CCcam ports must be differant and portforwarded.

    hi master G


    Here is myoscam user info


    [account]
    user = dreambox1
    #description = for local mgcamd or DVBAPI
    pwd = xxxxx
    disabled = 0
    uniq = 1
    group = 1
    au = sly_UK
    caid = 0963:000000


    [account]
    user = dreambox2
    #description = for local mgcamd or DVBAPI
    pwd = xxxx
    disabled = 0
    uniq = 1
    group = 1
    au = 0
    caid = 0963:000000


    [account]
    user = dreambox3
    #description = for local mgcamd or DVBAPI
    pwd = xxxx
    disabled = 0
    uniq = 1
    group = 1
    au = 0
    caid = 0963:000000


    [account]
    user = dreambox4
    #description = for local mgcamd or DVBAPI
    pwd = xxxx
    disabled = 0
    uniq = 1
    group = 1
    au = 0
    caid = 0963:000000


    These were there for all my boxes with nlines so what I need to do is delete the drerambox I want to have on cline and redo a new account with the parameters you have posted? I will do that and post my final oscam config not sure about your last line. again cheers

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    Quote

    These were there for all my boxes with nlines so what I need to do is delete the drerambox I want to have on cline and redo a new account with the parameters you have posted?


    If you want to use both n line and c line give them a separate account with differant details.


    Quote

    I will do that and post my final oscam config not sure about your last line


    Quote

    If you are using a separate CCcam and CCcam protocol in oscam, both CCcam ports must be differant and portforwarded.


    Because you are using CCcam protocol in oscam as server and CCcam on the dreambox as client, both CCcam ports must be differant or they will conflict.

    my oscam config for three nline local boxes and one cline remote share box....


    oscam conf


    [global]
    nice = -1
    WaitForCards = 1
    logfile = stdout
    preferlocalcards = 1
    saveinithistory = 1


    [webif]
    httpport = 8888
    httpuser = admin
    httppwd = xxxxx
    httpallowed = 127.0.0.1,192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255
    # protocols


    [newcamd]
    key = 0102030405060708091011121314
    port = 153xx@0963:000000;10001@0963:000000


    [cccam]
    # for your clients with CCCam (i.e. they have a C: line)
    port = 153xx
    # or whatever you use.
    reshare = 1
    ignorereshare = 0
    version = 2.2.1
    updateinterval = 240
    minimizecards = 0
    stealth = 1


    oscam user


    [account]
    user = dreambox1
    #description = for local mgcamd or DVBAPI
    pwd = xxxxx
    disabled = 0
    uniq = 1
    group = 1
    au = SLY_UK
    caid = 0963:000000


    [account]
    user = dreambox2
    #description = for local mgcamd or DVBAPI
    pwd = xxxx
    disabled = 0
    uniq = 1
    group = 1
    au = 0
    caid = 0963:000000


    [account]
    user = dreambox3
    #description = for local mgcamd or DVBAPI
    pwd = xxxx
    disabled = 0
    uniq = 1
    group = 1
    au = 0
    caid = 0963:000000


    [account]
    user = dreambox4
    pwd = xxxx
    monlevel = 0
    uniq = 0
    group = 1,2
    au = 0
    caid = 0963:000000


    Oscam server


    [reader]
    label = SLY_UK
    enable = 1
    protocol = mouse
    device = /dev/ttyUSB0
    caid = 0963:000000
    # 0963 is *** UK.
    boxid = xxxxxxxx Boxkey here no spaces
    # Oscam can read a *** card i.d, but you can also put this
    # in manually (Mine didn’t work until I put in key)
    detect = cd
    cardmhz = 357
    # this helps the card run more smootly
    group = 1
    # Oscam has the concept of groups. Only users in group 1 can
    # use this reader. I'm only using one group.
    emmcache = 1,3,2
    ecmcache = 1
    blockemm-unknown = 1
    blockemm-g = 1
    # these ensure smooth decrypting
    lb_weight = 101
    # for load balancing - can be commented out.


    Ccam config in dreambox4 has a cline in it like so....


    C: stevexxxxx.dyndns.org 153xx dreambox4 xxxxx


    Virgin media router and have port forwarded 153xx to 192.168.0.xx which is the pc I have oscam running on. This is a static ip addy

    Hi Master G


    At the moment I have all 4 boxes working fine sharing inernally 3 on nlines and one on cline (dreambox 4) Dreambox 4 is going to be moved to my brothers so I need to migrate this box from a cline local share to a cline remote share. I am only doing this because nlines (I have read) are not great when you share externally so want to use a cline for this particular box. hope this explains where I am at mo. again cheers

    OK all on Clines now on DMs and all working internally. So dreambox4 I want to remote share at my bros. Do I need to change the user account info from what I have below to what Master G posted in #5 post as mine is different? Mine is below.



    user = dreambox4
    #description = for local mgcamd or DVBAPI
    pwd = xxxx
    disabled = 0
    uniq = 1
    group = 1
    au = 0
    caid = 0963:000000


    Also I have port forwarded the port I am using in oscam cong to point to my pc that oscam is running on 192.168.0.xx static. I have also set up dyndns and in my ccam.cfg on dreambox4 have changed local my server ip from 192.168.0.xx to stevexxxxx.dyndns.org. Should dreambox4 now work at my bros. Oh nearly forgot also set the reshare to 1 as suggested by master G in #5



    Update...... tried it and dreambox4 is offline in oscam

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