Posts by codar

    No problem m8
    If I was stuck, i'd appreciate all the help i could get.
    Not offended/ upset in any way.#


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    open dcc var ect on the left find your destop and transfert your cccam to the rigth attribut 644


    I think u should be looking in "etc" at root (when u open up dcc first).
    CCcam.cfg should be in there.
    Have been wrong a million times before though lol.

    Sorry for going off topic:


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    Just on the Blindscan issue didn't the last set or next to last set of Vu+ Drivers incorporate a Test Blindscan Feature for the Solo2


    Looks like it.
    Second last driver update {blindscan experimental version).
    Cheers.

    Blindscan is used to scan all frequencies.
    A normal scan only scans transponders.
    If you are interested in feed hunting, blindscan is a must.
    If your only after sly at 28.2, a solo2 is perfect.
    I had to go with uno twin tuner for brother because he cannot receive saorview and a solo2 will not scan in saorsat on eutalsat 9deg.
    Hope it helps.

    Have had experience with uno and solo2.
    I'd agree totally with thatfellow.
    Solo2 is faster and rock solid.
    Although if blindscan is a must, uno is the one.
    Solo2 hasn't this feature.
    Regards.

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    Just download Vhannibal's 13 east bouquet. He has them listed. You don't have to transfer to receiver.


    This maybe a better option as catseyes bouquets will give u a lot more than 13deg and may clutter up ur bouquets if u dont use other sats.

    Hello,
    if u download catseyes bouquets, it has adult bouquet listed which should point u in right direction, also look at prima filla in late teens on.
    Could be a lot of deleting tbh as hotbird isn't named that for no reason. lol...

    Hello, i'm running bh 2.0.6 with this usb terestrial tuner:

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    Have had no problems with it so far.

    If you do a full backup, i think all settings, channel lists etc are in the backup. Ftp it on to your pc/ laptop before you have a play. At least then you'll have it no matter what you do to the receiver.

    Backup your OpenPLI and have a good play around.
    Imo i found vix to be the easiest to setup.
    Running blackhole at the moment and getting to like it a lot.
    Skins make a huge difference to an image also.
    You get bogged down, just flash your backup.
    There's a lot of backup images on here that work straight out of the box as well.
    Enjoy

    That's correct, in the stormy south west.
    Bandwith and ping seem to be ok, the port forwarding is the issue.
    Was doing a bit of googling and found this:

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    Any thoughts?

    I am getting broadband through an antenna which is pointing to a relay station(probably not the right term). I haven't a phone line , but those next door have and are on more or less dial up speeds due to being so far from exchange. No fibre coming here for foreseeable future, not enough households to justify expence. The xbox seems to work ok for online gaming though, have never had any complaints from the young one about it. After putting a new router in this morning because i had connection issues with server

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    now running dd-wrt and when i open ports in this, canyouseeme.org still can't see it. Rang provider and thats the story i was told.
    Could try satellite but was exorbitant last time i enquired.
    Will a vpn be the way to go as i don't really have another broadband alternative and those fu*kers know it.
    Cheers.

    Hello,
    My isp blocks all ports except the few needed to receive broadband.
    I am told that i have dynamic private-range IP as WAN address on my router, so I can't do any port forwarding.
    Because of this,my public ip doesn't really point to my private ip making my no-ip account useless.
    They are looking for 100 euro to change it to a permanent static ip which i can then port forward.
    I am restricted to this provider as i cannot get any real speed from others using a phone line, i am told that i'm too far from the exchange.
    Is there any way around this with a vpn or will i have to bite the bullet and stump up?
    Also, could anyone tell me if i have to go the static ip route, are there any pros/cons, is there any need fo no-ip/dyndns?
    Thanks.

    Update.
    I managed to connect to my server using a new netgear router running dd-wrt.
    Are my solo2 configs ok to activate/ update my card?



    Thanks

    That is correct, can putty and winscp but cannot get my solo or ariva to connect. Ariva can ping using newcamd client but cannot log on with it or cccam. Solo can't log on either, according to the cccam webif.
    I am working today and wont be home till morning so will post my cccam config from solo then.
    I have a share from another member of this site and when i enter his line into my cccam config, the solo can clear his sub.
    I run tenbelow's blackhole 2.0.7 image with cccam 2.3.0, downloaded from linuxsat addons, if thats any help.
    I also have a linksys wrt54gs router (the version that cannot support dd-wrt) and have forwarded my listening port, although i have had problems with it in the past. Think i'll have to get a new router anyway as I don't think i can assign a static ip for my server with the firmware in the linksys (although it remembers it more often than not)
    Do I need to port forward within my own network?
    Do I need to use my no-ip address (i was only using servers ip) in the cline when i only want to connect within my own network?
    Thanks.