Posts by musogeek

    you are using oscam so you need to use the oscam.services and create a service for boxnation, then you need to add this as a ! (negative) service (to block it out) from your peers who are causing the glitching.


    first in oscam.services create the service


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    [boxnation]
    caid                          = 0963
    provid                        = 000000
    srvid                         = C5CB


    Then add this to the reader entries for each peer in oscam.server for whom you DON'T want to receive boxnation from.


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    services = !boxnation


    not sure why it stops you getting anything from them if you have already done this - note you need to ensure the ! is infront of the service name or it will block everything apart form boxnation.

    not sure about the sly card because I managed to get this updated with dvbapi and CCcam or external share - not able to confirm that the newcamd has worked for me to update the card - what i will say is that my MTV unlimited card updated internally on Oscam/CCcam - with the CCcam protocol set up in oscam connected to CCcam, but the newcamd protocol didn't seem to work (unless I didn't allow enough time) - most people naturally connect oscam to CCcam with newcamd/nline (mostly to present card as local rather than lose a hop) - but from what I can see is that you might have more success with entitlement updates connecting your Oscam server to CCcam client on your receiver with the CCcam protocol.

    you have 3 accounts set up - are these internal or external shares? If you set up an internal share using CCcam protocol set up in oscam then you should be able to send EMM updates to OScam from your receiver if you leave it on a channel that your card is able to open - like sly1 for example - if they are external it may also update your card as you have au set to the same as your reader label. I find that most of the problems people have with EMM updates from sly are due to impatience - as they are infrequent.

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    Change as you need just keep the folder hieracy and exact file formet (UPPERlowercase and extension .txt)


    maza i think you missed the point that mrgmx was not being literal with the folder and filenames - as above - change as you need - so change /folder1/folder2/folder3/filename.txt to the path and filename you are copying - and then the path you are copying to

    If you want to use this as a recording location then you are doing the right thing in mounting it as a HDD replacement. In my experience setting this option isn't always successful if you already have drives installed. Try deleting your mount settings, and before you start, remove any drives and restart your receiver, then try mounting as a HDD replacement, then restart. Take a look in the /hdd folder (could be /media/hdd or /mnt/hdd - and if it is successful in mounting as a HDD replacement, it should be mounting as a HDD, and through these paths you should see your windows shared folder. You might be disappointed with recording over LAN, works for some, and will be best if you had a dedicated drive to record to.

    A bit unclear about your problem - I know your server is ok as per PM - so I am assuming that you are trying to connect your server to client box at your mum's house? - please elaborate on this - It is a client problem from what I can see.

    press your blue button twice to get to the extra settings menu then select 'Devices Manager' - Make sure that your hard drive is set as device /dev/sda1 - and mounted to /media/hdd - if it is not, then press red button - there you can set the mountpoints, save and reboot - make sure that you have not chosen any network drives to act as a HDD, and before you do this, temporarily remove any USB drives you have connected. If this doesn't work, then in the settings - harddisk section, run a filesystem check to make sure tha the HDD is ok.

    Googling blank satellite cards is your best bet but don't expect much help getting them working as in most forums including this one discussing blank card files is no-go.

    we do not support payservers so we will not give you any more support in order to aid you in getting your provider to work for you - thread closed.

    what image you running campbell? - do you mean you have to initialise it or have to mount it? you should only have to initialise it once, but on some images it asks you to map it to a location. If it was a drive that was previously running an operating system or was formatted in a PC - it might be an idea to delete the partitions and initially create a fat32 partition - this can be done on a PC with EaseUS Partition Master or partition magix - either install it in your PC or use a HDD caddy (i have a couple of these and are great to have to back up and sort out HDDs)


    Could be something to do with the connections - but before you do the messing you need to see if you can sort it out with the configurations on your receiver first.

    This question often comes up = a quick search will bring you much on the topic. My personal take on this is to not bother with a budget box, because you only need to spend a few more quid and you can get a cheap enigma2 receiver such as a GigaBlue or DreamBox clone. Consider this - I bought an EagleBox HD Mini for £85 - didn't like it, so I sold it on ebay - got about £45 profit out of the sale (after ebay/paypal fes etc), therefore - because of my mistake of going budget, I lost £40 - and spend £40 more than your £100 budget, and you might be more pleased with what you have, so you might not be wanting to sell it!

    try deleting the boxid line you have in your reader entry - this has been known to cause issues - Oscam will get this automatically - oscam.services i think is useful for chosing what you give your peers in the user account you create from them, and also for what you want to or don't want to receive from them in the reader entry you create for them, but I didn't find it much use in the reader entry for my own local as it didn't seem to make any difference. I am not running oscam now because I didn't like some of the things it does using the CCcam protocol so it is hard for me to try anything you are trying, but mess around with the info given and see what results you get - hopefully it has some use!

    I have noticed a behavior in oscam where if a service fails to clear on a reader then it notes it as a 'bad sid' so if for whatever reason a service didn't clear on your local, it would block it in future - but a restart resets this. Also it is worth checking the oscam.services files you have set up on your local. I found oscam.services not to work very well when applied on the local reader so maybe if you disable oscam.services entry for your local reader entry then it might help.

    try deleting the lines I have highlighted in red (the reader entry for your sly card) then restart oscam/cccam
    If this doesn't work, then please post your logs from the oscam webinfo from when you try to access the channel


    I am not using the same config as you - best if you post your configs - (make sure you *** out anything sensitive - read rule 8 on forum rules if you are not sure) - can recall others with similar problems that we managed to sort.

    have you received the entitlements to these channels after adding them? Easiest way is to put the card in your sly box, and see if you can get the channels. If Oscam is reading the card then you need to make sure you are not blocking out the services with oscam.services or by not defining the ecm length in your ecm whitelist, and another problem I have seen before is if you have defined your boxkey in oscam. Oscam detects this automatically so you don't need it defined - and I have known this to stop you unlocking the channel.

    2 things you need to do to acheive what you are looking at.


    Firstly you need you need to restrict what you are receiving from your peers to just the local. You can do this in oscam.server entry for each peer


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    ccmaxhops = 0


    the above will restrict what you are receiving from your peer as just his local.


    secondly, you need to create an entry in oscam.services for each set of channels you want to receive from each of your peers. There is only one oscam.services file and the trick is to add a separate entry with a different title for each set of channels you wish to receive. You then define this in the reader entry in oscam.server for each peer.


    for example - i create different entries in oscam.services



    above is 2 entries - first is for boxnation and second is for free to air channels - inside the [] is the title i have given for each channel set


    if for peer 1 - i only want to accept boxnation on his local card and nothing else, i add the following to his reader entry

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    ccmaxhops = 0
    services = boxnation


    for peer 2 I only want to accept free to air channels on his local and his hop 1 - i add


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    ccmaxhops = 1
    services = ftv


    of course you need to find the caid of the channels you need to put in each definition in your oscam.services, but as I understand - the above is the basis of the easiest way to do what you want to acheive.


    use the ! flag if you want to accept everything apart from the defined services, and don't use the ! flag if you only want to accept the defined services, but never use them together.