Posts by s3n0

    In my whole life, I've written hundreds of thousands of files over a FTP connection of various types (passive, active, FTPS, ...), but it never happened that a CRC error occurred during data transfer. We live in the 21st century, when these problems have been solved long ago. It may have been 20 years ago that there were transmission errors on the old IPX, but it is not happening today. There are no longer problems with the CRC checksum. Data is transmitted with 100% reliability.


    The problem can only occur when using data compression, using the FTP protocol (a different data compression algorithm on both sides).


    I think there will be a problem with your internal flash memory on the device. The ext-format flash drive may be damaged. Uhm ...

    Hi.


    I don't know ncam. According to the configuration files he attached, it looks like some copy of Oscam, which has some features modified, but otherwise it is still probably the same (Oscam).


    There may be some mysteries, conveniences, details - eg. like when you restart Oscam respectively. if you stop Oscam in a regular way, Oscam doesn't send a "disconnect" packet to remote readers (to the softcam server). But if you restart the other softcam, that is, Ncam, it also sends a message to the server for "disconnect". In the case of Oscam theoretically, the softcam server then thinks that you are still connected and refuses to logically connect you multiple times from one IP or from the same account (protection from sharing - this is the case with most paid softcam servers). But I just thought of it as one of the possible causes of the problem. I don't know if this is the cause of your problem.


    I assume correctly that the Oscam you use for testing, you have the latest version, i. 11572?


    Another suspicious behavior I see from the LOG is the use of the Emulatora (OscamEmu) module, which may already be built into Ncam? I don't know ... I don't know Ncam unfortunately. Because you run it there via Emulator ... loading SoftCam.key file - I don't know what if Skylink 0624 / 0D96 doesn't need anything like that. You got those config from who? Directly from "share server administrators"?


    Something is still wrong there.


    If you use an EMU module, so in the oscam.conf settings you should have the following values set when using Oscam-Emu for OpenATV / HDF / PLi and others, since OpenATV and its similar image are based on enigm OE 2.0 core:

    extended_cw_api = 2

    ...instead of the following line:

    extended_cw_api = 1

    # [(1) = OE2.0 / 2.5-ARM AND (2) = OE2.0-MPISEL]


    I don't understand about the ARM and MIPSEL that you had in the Ncam configuration file, because as far as I know it doesn't matter on the chipset architecture, but only on the Enigma core - either you have an OE 2.0 based enigma or an OE 2.2+ based enigma.


    (I also sent you a private message.)

    100% is an error in your Oscam config files :-D. What does LOG look like in your Oscam ? Isn't there a clear problem ? There should be something.


    Maybe incorrect timeouts or reader preference settings (for example via "lb_weight") or ... something similar ? Hmm...

    Hello.

    What does the "global" configuration section look like in "oscam.conf" file ?

    LiveLOG probably cannot be stopped because it is in RAM and then in WebGUI (i.e. OscamWebif interface).

    However, if you mean turning off the LOG-file, this is possible in the global section of the "oscam.conf" configuration file.


    http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki…fig/oscam.conf#disablelog

    ...or you can also check the following configuration entry (to change the standard output):

    http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki…Config/oscam.conf#logfile

    Always the same mistake after changing boxtype? Or some new mistake?


    I don't know OscamEmu very well with a reader emulator. Try to study this:

    https://github.com/oscam-emu/o…i/OSCam-Emu-configuration


    It looks like OscamEmu is also trying to write / send packets to the hardware CI+ built-in interface on your device, but there is no CAM module plugged in, and therefore reports a communication error "(dvbapi) ERROR: ioctl (CA_GET_DESCR_INFO): Invalid argument". Maybe the "dvbapi" user should be disabled (oscam.conf, enabled = 0).


    I know almost nothing of OscamEmu configurations with emulator, for so many coding systems, sorry. It is also important to have a working SoftCam.key file, although the error in the LOG is probably related to an incorrect dvbapi setting. Because not all devices data is supported by dvbapi for OscamEmu (for PowerVU crypto): https://github.com/oscam-emu/o…api-on-compatible-devices


    For OpenATV, what is a Enigma2 based on the OE 2.0 Enigma core, you need use the value (file oscam.conf):

    extended_cw_api = 2

    ...and not this one:

    extended_cw_api = 1

    Select the correct extended CW API:

    Webif -> Config -> DVB-Api -> API for extended CWs :

    1 = OE 2.2

    2 = OE 2.0 (OpenATV, OpenPLi, etc.)

    Please refer to the link above for the encoding you use in your emulator.

    Hi.

    Which Enigma do you use exactly (name and version) ?

    Try verifying the following config entries (open and read the spoiler - source from here: https://github.com/oscam-emu/o…api-on-compatible-devices ):


    Try also delete or change the following line (in "oscam.conf" file):

    boxtype = zgemma h9s to boxtype = zgemma_h9s

    Delete the line... or try change it to the following:

    boxtype = dreambox

    More info about boxtype: http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki…Config/oscam.conf#boxtype

    Sorry, but this is a stupid statement. OpenPLi and OpenATV are almost identical Enigmas.


    Problems must be solved, not pushed to the edge :).


    Have you tried to verify the correct configuration folder for Oscam ? What exactly did not work with OpenPLi ? However, OpenPLi directly supports Softcams (download and install directly from the Plugin-MENU). In the case of OpenATV there is only hidden support for Softcams (you have to install the so-called "secret" feed with Softcam packages designed also for OpenATV image).


    Anyway, on a Linux system, you can install your Oscam yourself - in a manual way. You will use the appropriate and correct binaries and set the autocam to start (Oscam for example). For example, here's my simple tutorial: Tutorial : How to install softcam (OSCam/CCCam) manually, if you hate ipk packages

    How to locate the Oscam config directory:


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    Instead of using an IP address, sometimes the DNS name of the device also works (depending on configuration and router type). For your "Vu+ Zero 4K" device, the DNS name should be "vuzero4k" instead of the IP address. Then just paste the following into the web browser's address bar: http://vuzero4k:8888

    200107

    Fixed bug with plugin crash in new DMM firmware after opening satellite configuration window. Thanks to Chocholousek.


    200125

    Fixed the process when upgrading a package under OE2.5 + by adding a line in the CONTROL shell-script. Thanks to fly.tox .



    (the webpage for downloading the released version of the plugin is on the first page of this discussion)

    Most plugins save their configuration in a regular way - ie. to the "/etc/enigma2/settings" file. However, you need to know the plug-in configuration item names because the default items, i. unchanged, they are not stored in the "settings" file at all (there is no reason to add them since their status is default).


    When Enigma stops (when the set top box restarts), the settings file is saved according to the current changes in Enigma (the file is overwritten). So... the "settings" file can only be edited when Enigma is stopped ("init 4" command in Shell). After manually editing the file, run Enigma again ("init 3" command).


    However, if it is not a plugin (eg a Linux tool), then its settings may not be in the "settings" file.


    Which exactly plugin do you mean ? NoIP autologin ? Or which plugin ?

    I thought of one thing that could cause problems. Try deleting redundant groups in your users that do not exist in your configuration, leaving only group 1 (this is the only group you use in the configuration). This may improve response times.


    But why do you get CW = 0 in some cases, I'm really a mystery. Who is the administrator of the Softcam server ? Try contacting the administrator of the Softcam server to solve this problem.

    Hi.


    You have a lot of external readers connected to the same IP address but under a different port and with a different softcam protocol. It's stupid. Delete them. Leave a maximum of two connections / external readers, such as cccam and newcamd. It really doesn't make sense to be connected 20 times. This is unnecessary chaos for Oscam or for configuring Oscam.


    In the LOG record you mentioned, I see only a connection problem and not a descrabling problem.


    Many softcam server administrators can prohibit multiple connections from the same IP address. Maybe that's why you get disconnect and occasional BAN (eg 1 hour lasting).

    Hi.

    For this purpose, use the "services" (ie channels) list:

    http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki…/en/Config/oscam.services


    This list of filtered "services" (ie channels) can then be used either in the "oscam.user" file or in the "oscam.server" file:

    http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki…onfig/oscam.user#services

    http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki…fig/oscam.server#services

    (use the exclamation mark "!" at the beginning of your defined list to invert the selected services)


    The file "oscam.dvbapi" is mainly used to determine the priorities of the monitored CAIDs or to block specific CAIDs and possibly their PROVIDs. The file is also used to emulate / redirect CAIDs to virtual CAID (used mainly in Oscam's Emu module):

    http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki/OSCam/en/Config/oscam.dvbapi


    More info about the Oscam configuration files:

    http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki/OSCam/en

    I wanted to loadbalance between the 2 cards. They have identical CAIDs but different bouquets. As for the reponse time, I don't why it is this much. I currently run around 60 users. Maybe its too much? Or the reader, I am using an Omnikey.


    Thanking you in advance

    Whether 60 users are too much depends on the specific firmware on the satellite decoding card :-D . It also depends on the type of data encryption. I don't know either of these.


    The use of lb_weight should be sufficient for this purpose. The appropriate reader is then selected according to the response times:

    http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki…ig/oscam.server#lb_weight

    http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki…g/oscam.conf#Loadbalancer


    One small warning when using lb_weight:

    http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki…Config/oscam.server#ident


    General information about Loadbalancing:

    http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki/OSCam/en/Loadbalancing


    Good Luck

    What means the /usr/bin/cam ? That mean a file ? Or it is a directory ?

    Check if any softcam is running with the top command: top | grep cam (to cancel press the keyboard shortcut CTRL+C)

    Oscam-Webif is up ? Try it: http://IP_of_your_set-top-box:8888