Posts by musogeek

If you are using CCcam on the client receiver, then what I would suggest is that you use a cline to update your entitlements. You already have CCcam protocol set up on oscam.conf, so all you need to do is set up an account in oscam.user I have found that nlines don't seem to work so well if at all - you can set up an account in oscam.user similar to what you have set up already for the nline - and you just enusre this has 0 reshare so it is only seen by your local receiver. Leave overnight on a channel your card clears, and ensure you have no interruptions such as epg updats or reboots, recordings etc for a good few hours each night, and be patient.

answer to 6 is yes...

Quote from stevejo

Im lucky i was going to go for the pi servers , shit thing is there isnt realy much you can do unless it was paypal ,just spoils it for other members wishing to sell because lets face it how easy is it to scam like that , maybe he had an accident and is in hospital youll only know the real truth over more time , paypal only id say btw you can get his address off them easy

Unless he is in hospital for having a bad memory, from my count - 4 people paid for 2 raspberry pi's - so the guy is 100% scammer.

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have a look at the above for one way of doing it - the other way is straight on the receiver - I can't remember the format but each heading speaks for itself.

These receivers are known to be, well let's just say - not too good where it comes to connecting it to a CCcam server. Some have had better joy using nlines.

Answer to your first question - if you give one reshare to a peer then they can reshare this with all of their peers, but so long as you set your reshare level to 1 then the peers your friend reshares this to should not reshare this again, so long as they are not ignoring the reshare level within Oscam.

If you are using Oscam, you can use the CCcam protocol - in your oscam.conf you need to add something like this;

[cccam]
port                          = 12000
version                       = 2.2.1
reshare                       = 1
stealth                       = 1

Change 12000 port to whatever you prefer, and ensure that this port is forwarded on your router to your Oscam server.

For each peer you can then set up their user accounts something like the below

[account]
user                          = user
pwd                           = password
hostname                      = [your peer's ip address]
uniq                          = 3
keepalive                     = 1
group                         = 1
cccmaxhops                    = 2
cccreshare                    = 1
numusers                      = 1

You can then give your peer a cline

C: youripaddress.com 12000 user password

again change 12000 to whatever you set in the [cccam] part of oscam.conf

this account would give your peer your local plus one reshare plus your next two hop reshares.

Could be a bad translation? - Client is French for customer, but Client is also French for Client! - But questions wanting to know how many can connect and using the word customer always arouses suspicion...

either way there is not enough information about your setup rri973 for people to provide you with an answer because there are a lot more things to consider.

Depending on what image you are using there are now other and easier means to get your list and to keep it up to date. Built in on certain images such as ViX there is AutoBouquetsMaker if you do Menu -Setup - Service Searching - AutoBouquetsMaker.

If this isn't included in your image you can get a plugin called AutoBouquets E2 28.2E

http://linuxsat-support.com/en…uquets-e2-28-2e-beta.html

If these don't work, and if you have got an uptodate xml file (which you should already have if you have downloaded the settings you said) then it could indicate another issue. I had a problem once where was only receiving on one polarity.

In your tuner settings (Menu -Setup - Service Searching - Tuner Configuration) it would usually be set as this for a fixed dish

Configuration mode - simple
Mode - Single
Satellite - 28 east
Send DiSEqC - no

if you have it like this and it isn't working - then try changing Send DiSEqc to yes

This is how I had to set it when I had that problem and it seemed to cure it.

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Quote from nickob

hi im a real noobie got a gigablue hd800se on vix running enigma 2 (i think)
where can i get;
a english manual
decent epg/bouquet/channel list or how can i create them

any help much apreciated

thanks

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you using PC server? ubuntu? Debian? - if so you need to have permissions to change this file - so you need to be root user - if it is on receiver then you would be root anyway so shouldn't be an issue.

it is in your CCcam.cfg file - the location of this file varies depending on what type of server you have (image, operating system etc)

WEBINFO USERNAME :root
WEBINFO PASSWORD :dreambox
WEBINFO LISTEN PORT : 16001

Change the above to whatever username, password and port you want

I take it you have already understood about forwarding ports on your router in setting up your server?

If so, then just forward another port (the WEBINFO LISTEN PORT) to your server IP

then you can access the server from outside. You need to use your external IP address, and if this is not static - then you can use a dyndns service.

Not sure I can be more clearer than that - but I am assuming you have got the portforward and dns bit worked out as this is vital really for a server - just you need to apply it to accessing the CCcam webif.

you need to change the port from 16001 to something less obvious - you then need to set up a strong username and password, and you then have to forward the chosen port on your router to the server's local IP address - and then if you have a dyndns or like account you can then access the server webif remotely.

probably not an issue around the raspberry pi - do you have the external share set up in the Raspberry Pi and the Amiko Alein at the same time? Post logs from Pi server so we can see what is happening

of course the CCcam part doesn't need to be set in oscam.conf if you only need newcamd. however, if you want peers to connect to your remote server with clines once up and running, you will need to keep it, which is why I imagine it is part of the configs you have seen.

For starters you could try deleting

cccreshare                    = 10
cccignorereshare              = 1

from the user account in Oscam A - these settings are for CCcam only - not newcamd

if this doesn't work;
in oscam b oscam.server

disableserverfilter           = 1
connectoninit                 = 1

try without the above as well as these are new options so might not function fully or be needed.

Quote from huester

is there any way to install cccam on Alien 2 in enigma rather than oscam

No as far as I am aware, because Amiko Alien is sh4 architecture as opposed to mips, CCcam isn't compatible, so you will have to make do with Oscam.

So to get this right - you are sending your local card to remote server (vps?) and you are trying to connect to UserOscamB account you set up on Oscam B (remote server) - You have set up port 40000 for the newcamd and 12000 for CCcam protocol on the remote server. You need to have these ports open on your remote server to connect to to these ports from outside so I assume you have done this?