Posts by sync

    If you are using dvbapi then add the following to it and report back, also can you post your oscam.conf and oscam.reader section of oscam.server


    P :0960:000000 1
    P :0961:000000 1
    P :0963:000000 1

    This question has been asked many times on many forums and there is no definite answer because every server is very different, and every client for every server will be very different also
    Start by telling us what card you have and how you run it, server spec, what cardreader etc, your broadband speed and how many clients you have/want to have

    You don't open a port on your pc for a local connector, either to share to csp or to recieve a connector, if it's a remote connector then the port will be open on that server
    And NEVER open port 8082, you will leave yourself open to abuse

    Change the N line to the local ip of the server/openbox
    See the example below and change to suit




    N: myserver.no-ip.org 13000 user pass 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14


    N: 192.168.1.10 13000 user pass 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14

    I am not familar with the setup of CSP running on windows as mine runs on ubuntu server but I did try cache sharing with friends when I started 1st and it was more hassle than it was worth tbh
    It was never really meant to work that way, why not set it up on linux and see how it works for you and if the errors reappear

    You have it in the reader, delete it from there and add it to oscam.conf and see what your results are



    [global]
    lb_mode = 2

    If the box needs a reboot to sort the problem then it's not the server, I would guess mgcamd is the problem, I've seen many posts with problems with it on openboxes, especially if the share is from a CSP server
    CCcam works fine on the openbox so try that

    I've never liked those auto install packs I've always done it manually


    ftp over CCcam, chmod it 755
    and the CCcam.cfg, chmod it 644
    then add CCcam to startup by editing the file rc.local which you will find in /etc


    then afterwards you can add a CCcam check script if you want, all done in a few minutes, but that's only me ;-)

    It is a problem on cheap routers supplied by some providers, or it could just be a faulty router

    Update to the latest oscam, preferably one that you know is somewhat stable, and when you say it crashed, was it oscam/cccam or the pc that stopped responding

    I just re-read your last post, please check if you actually have a password setup for root as you look to be logged in


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