Posts by codar

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hi why does the above port need to be opened,

I think it has to be opened if you want to view your server from outside LAN through your no-ip dns.

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your servers should be available from everywhere at
http://<your_noip_user_name>.no-ip.biz

Sorry, thats as far as i went with it as i have a static ip and only run windows duc once a month to keep account active.
Fount this on net though,

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Now we will write a simple start up script so the client will start when the computer starts.

sudo nano /etc/init.d/noip

Copy and paste all the following lines (between the long ##### lines) into the file you have just started. (If you are using putty from within windows you can use ctrl-c to copy then in the putty terminal either right cick or use shift-ins to paste

#######################################################
#! /bin/sh
case "$1" in
start)
echo "Starting noip2"
/usr/local/bin/noip2
;;
stop)
echo -n "Shutting down noip2"
for i in `noip2 -S 2>&1 | grep Process | awk '{print $2}' | tr -d ','`
do
noip2 -K $i
done
;;
*)
echo "Usage: $0 {start|stop}"
exit 1
esac
exit 0
#######################################################

Now exit and save. ctrl-x to exit and y to save.

You should be able to test the startup scripts with

sudo /etc/init.d/noip stop
sudo /etc/init.d/noip start

Now we reset the persmissions so only the root user (ie the system itself) will run the programs from within the start up procedure

sudo chmod 700 /usr/local/bin/noip2
sudo chown root:root /usr/local/bin/noip2
sudo chmod 700 /etc/init.d/noip
sudo chown root:root /etc/init.d/noip
sudo chmod 700 /usr/local/etc/no-ip2.conf
sudo chown root:root /usr/local/etc/no-ip2.conf

Now we will add the the noip start script to the ubuntu startup process

sudo nano /etc/rc.local

In the line above "exit 0" add the following line

/etc/init.d/noip start

In order for the client to work you will need to open port 8245 through to the server. The way you do this depends on your modem/router. This is called port forwarding. If you need help with port forwarding go to: www.portforward.com

Finally after all this your servers should be available from everywhere at
http://<your_noip_user_name>.no-ip.biz

Obviously in addition tot he no-ip client port 8245 you will also need to open up ports for the services you are trying to run on your home server. Port 80 for a web server for example

If you had installed the Ubuntu LAMP server as described in the link I gave at the top you can check if its working by going to your site and you should see the ubuntu apache default web page saying something like "Its working"

Please note that since No-IP is a free service they will prune unused ip addresses every thirty days. You will be warned of this at the email address you gave and you can log back into No-IP to keep the address live. As per the No-IP website "Free hostnames must be updated every 30 days in order to keep them active. We do this to keep our network clear of unused hostnames. We send frequent notifications via email to remind you to update your hostname, or you can manually update your hostname by logging in to your No-IP account and clicking the “Hosts/Redirects” tab, click “Modify” next to the hostname you would like to update and click “Update” at the bottom right."

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w*w.howtoforge.com/how-to-install-no-ip2-on-ubuntu-12.04-lts-in-order-to-host-servers-on-a-dynamic-ip-address

Hope it helps

Hi,
Try here:

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http://www.noip.com/support/kn…-update-client-on-ubuntu/

At the end of the page

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Read the README file in the no-ip-2.1.9 folder for instructions on how to make the client run at startup. This varies depending on what Linux distribution you are running.

Reboot receiver also and then make sure Cccam is running.
Can do no harm.

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ok, budy i think the only way to help you is by teamvieuwer,

Good idea.
Go for it rami.
At work atm so I don't have access to teamviewer.

Press blue button on remote and see what cam you have installed.

Open dcc.
Nav to etc on receiver.
Nav to desktop on other dcc window.
Select CCcam.cfg file. (desktop one)
Hit arrow to transfer between desktop and receiver.
It will ask to confirm overwrite, Yes.
Job done hopefully.
Should come on or maybe restart cam from blue button.

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.

Rami got there first lol.

Have you installed CCcam emu?
You'll find it here
http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=1689

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.

Cazuela beat me to it lol.

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 had to put ip of outside location into httpallowed, and also port forward my webif port.
Then it worked for me.
Hope it helps.

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