Set user and pass in CCCam 2.1.3 Server Ubuntu

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  • Hey guys:


    Finally I managed to have the CCCam Server running in Ubuntu and seems to be working (localhost:16001 shows me info). However, I couldn't have my client connected (using a CLINE). My SERVER LISTEN PORT is 20000:


    C: 192.168.1.22 20000 root root


    But I don't get any client connected. The user of the CLINE, where is set in the server? I put a user/password from the system directly.


    Thanks!

    Edited once, last by master G: moved from tutorials to support ().

    • Official Post

    Is the client trying to connect to the server within your own network or outside ?


    Is 192.168.1.22 the ip address of the server ?


    The C line is created in the servers CCCam.cfg by setting up an F line, for example:

    Code
    F: root root


    Add the C line to the clients CCcam.cfg, (change 192.168.1.22 to the ip address of the server):

    Code
    C: 192.168.1.22 20000 root root
  • Thanks for you reply. It's a local server running in my LAN with IP 192.168.1.22 and there is a MVision receiver trying to connect it. The thing is that I don't know which user/pass should I put in the CLine in the mvision receiver when it's pointing to my server. I tried this in the MVision:
    C: 192.168.1.22 20000 root root


    but it's not working.


    I'm trying to use my local server as man-in-the-middle to other server. The idea is just have one CLINE configured in the mvision receiver (C: 192.168.1.22 20000 userX passX) and update the CLines everyday in the server instead. This "userX" and "passX" where are configured in the server?

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  • Thanks! I'll try!!


    Also I've seen that there are several websites that offers 1-day valid CLines but some of them are not working. I would like to know if there is a way to see if a CLine is valid. As far as I know the CCCam thing is based on UDP traffic and maybe, since I'm an expert in Java, it's possible to check the CLine before putting it into the server.

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