Posts by Banny

ok, maybe I should clarify, ive installed Ubuntu Server onto a computer (well laptop), I didn't install any of the extra apps during the install, and ive downloaded the CCcam/OSCam script - how do I get it onto the laptop?

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so ive got the auto install files on a usb drive... how do i mount the drive and get them to the required location

im not that familiar with the linux 'dos like' enviroment

Latest channel lists for 28.2 on BM7000 updated 09.07.12 by Happy Highlander

Is Internet access and online freedom of expression a basic human right? The United Nations’ Human Rights Council unanimously backed that notion in a resolution on Thursday.

The resolution says that all people should be allowed to connect to and express themselves freely on the Internet. All 47 members of the Human Rights Council, including notoriously censorship-prone countries such as China and Cuba, signed the resolution.

China’s support for the resolution came with the stipulation that the “free flow of information on the Internet and the safe flow of information on the Internet are mutually dependent,” as Chinese delegate Xia Jingge told the Council in a sign that the country isn’t about to tear down the so-called “Great Firewall of China.”

The concept was first affirmed by a U.N. agency, the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), in 2003. The ITU has recently come under fire after rumors arose that member states were preparing proposals to give the United Nations more control over the Internet ahead of a December conference. The ITU has rejected many of those claims.

Internet access as a human right has since been supported by several of the Internet’s most well-known proponents, including Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web.

“[It's] an empowering thing for humanity to be connected at high speed and without borders,” Berners-Lee told the BBC in April of last year while reflecting on the Internet’s role in the Arab Spring uprisings.

The Human Rights Council is a United Nations body that monitors human rights progress and violations across all member countries. It has previously called the right to freedom and expression “one of the essential foundations of a democratic society” and has recognized the Internet’s importance in the “promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression.”

A separate United Nations report called Internet access a human right in June of last year.

Taken from

http://mashable.com/2012/07/06/internet-human-right/

I think its a good idea, assuming people use it :)

Well mines attached to the house :)

Lol you learn something new everyday - Ive just learnt you need planning permission for any dish over 1m (thats an opps from me, best keep the neighbours happy haha)

a Quad lnb allows you to run four lines of a single satellite dish, normal linux receivers use one, twin tuners run two hence the name and sly+ boxes run two.

If you had a receiver in more than two rooms at home, or you had two receivers and one was a twin tuner or two s*y boxes (multi room) etc...

Where from? Which transponder is abu dhabi sports on?

There is a thread of a simular nature here - http://linuxsat-support.com/cc…66-problem-boxnation.html

Hope it helps

Ftp the following to var/tuxbox/config/zapit then go to service menu and reload channel list

E1 and commando bouquets generated using B16MCC's front end updated 09/07/12

E1 and commando bouquets generated using B16MCC's front end updated 09/07/12

Was I right then? :)

Nice post, me and ladders dont go together well, i see your from the north west fancy getting two setups ready for winter... lol (joking)

Even at your current usage (which is your highest figure) your total ecm requests in a 24 hour peroid would be 55k (the absolute max andy would allow for almost 3 people) I don't know what would be deemed a reasonable figure to be honest...

It would also depend at what time of day you looked at CCcaminfo as at peak time, its logical you will get more requests.

Router is probably right but your DNS setting is probably wrong

You can look them up on internet, or you can get them from your windows pc

You will then need to set them in debian -

http://wiki.debian.org/NetworkConfiguration

Thats my educated guess anyway and prolly the best your going to get at this time :)

Ive got both a powered and non powered usb hub.

Is it better to used the powered or does it not make a difference?

Flash it with the latest firmware, that will reset any obscure settings on the box and update it at the same time.