i would always opt for a pc server for reliability in my opinion. You would obviousely need to purchase card readers aswell though to read your local card. There are plenty of great guides on this forum to get up and running if you look in the tutorials section.
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then it is the peers before you who are putting restrictions on there cards. This is quite normal to be honest . I assume most people only give 0:0:2 so you get there card for instance and can pass on one more hop . Then the share for that card stops there. If cards were shared without restriction there would be too many potential problems.
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more info required . No eshare on what ?? your local ?? shares you pass on etc ??
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anyone know how to get update panel to work for addons etc ; skins blah blah blah
please give more info . Are you sure your var is not full on the receiver in question ??
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cdr you need a version compiled with pcsc support from that said website . The trouble with using precompiled oscam's is that everyones setup is different ; readers etc . are you needing mips build or powerpc build ??
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i am gathering you dont pick up the nordic beams with that zone 2 dish on 4.8e lol
It is a network issue 100% in your lan . If the box is not giving you a default gateway etc then the box is not announcing its prescense to your router and hence port forwarding etc will not happen correctly . The port is showing open when youve checked because you have setup port forwarding in the router hence the port is open. But if the router isnt seeing your receiver correctly with hostname , mac blah blah blah then some routers will not forward anything. Easiest option in your image is to disable dhcp and set your receiver on static ip and fill in all info yourself.
for example
your receiver ip : 192.168.1.2
netmask 255.255.255.0
default gateway 192.168.1.1 ( if that is your network range you have setup in your lan )
nameserver 192.168.1.1
set your box to the static ip for which you have setup port forwarding rules already in your router.
Any probs post back
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ha thats funny , you have a different card than what you thought then . thread closed
your configs look ok. try taking the cardmhz and mhz settings out of oscam.server. Also ensure that your smargo is set to normal kernel mode and not dreambox kernel mode by using smargo tols in windows . Also do you know which version firmware is on your smargo reader.
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you can add oscam to start at boot very simply .
do this step by step as root user in telnet : -
1.nano /etc/rc.local
2. navigate to bottom of file and add /emu/oscam/oscam -b
3. make sure you save when you exit text file
4. reboot debian and see what happens
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good luck with your setup . Any probs just post back
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yep it means you will not be passing on this share i guess. A unique way of solving the issue.
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you see at at hop 10 because you are using a later version of cccam ( past 2.13 the 256 trick doesnt work )
Great work buddy . Should help some peeps out
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stan ping times crucial with certain cards !!! personally i bin anyone with a ping over 100m/s . Keeps things running like clockwork . Also beware of card fakers ; plenty of them. A good way to tell is constantly changing locals and higher than normal ecm times
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indeed it would . There is no way of filtering a single card out of a group with the same id unless you put your n line direct to oscam/csp then to your cccam . By doing this you can control the reshare with latest builds
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hdmi splitters work ok mate but they are expensive !!!! Obviousely you would benefit by having hdmi to both your tv's though. Again give the site sponser a call for this if you choose this route as they sell them
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all you need to do on your client lines is put a filter for that particular card id . So for instance if you have been given a n line for nova greece ( caid 0604 ) and you didnt want to reshare it you would write your client f lines in ccc.cfg like this : -
F: friend friend 3 1 0 { 0:0:2, 0604:000000:0 }
With the red text after your f lines your friends will still get shares as normal apart from 604 card id
& dont forget to open your windows firewall ports on your shared internet connection to allow your cccam server port traffic if you are also hosting a card via this method . You may have to experiment a bit with ports as some mobile isp's block ports from within their own network and theres not much you can do about it . Ping time is the biggest factor for you in mobile broadband . You will find it very hard to watch certain n$s cards if you have a bad 3g signal wherever you are.
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