Posts by musogeek

if you want to add even more function to this, then download the autotimer plugin - works a treat with CoolTVguide - long green button press and you can set it to automate the recordings to get a kind of series link function.

Ok i'll close the thread. I was waiting for you to drop it to £90 :look_down:

I don't think anyone was accusing you of being a payserver or faker romman, but having not personally used 2.0.11 before, I am wondering what benefits you have using 2.0.11 over 2.1.3? We all know the benefits of running 2.1.3 over 2.2.1, for example, connecting with Oscam as a card reader and the 256 trick to show your own local as a local, but what do you get out of 2.0.11 over 2.1.3?

I haven't really experienced any stability issues with 2.1.3, so I haven't had the need to use an earlier version, and I would lose a few peers if I went to 2.0.11..

Anyway I would recommend 2.1.3 if you have to use Oscam as a cardreader, and 2.2.1 if you don't, or even 2.3.0 if you don't believe the backdoor rumours! 2.2.1 and above have added benefits such as sid reject, and some compatibility improvements.

Having tried Debian and Ubuntu, if you are looking at a dedicated server i.e. a PC with nothing else to do apart from be a server, then I would suggest Debian without a GUI. It has no bloat and I had this running stable with the only interruption being power cuts. It takes minutes to get set up, and you can just hide it away and use FTP and Telnet to access it and change anything. It is good to try everything though because no matter what you decide to stick with, you can't beat experience!

If I were you I would contact Satsklep first thing tomorrow - you are trying everything that should work and it isn't working, so that emm you are looking for might not be out there.

could you answer Ten Below's question? A paid cline or not? It matters so we have the best knowledge to help you further.....

Welcome to the forum and thanks for posting in the intro section first. I wrote some info about this in the VIP section - basically, the best way to solve this is to contact your peers and get them to sort it out their end.

Premier Sports and boxnation have this issue

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I think if everyone did everything they could to stop their peers being affected from a card appearing to clear this channel when it is not, then things would be better - I think the following should be spread down to everyone's peers who have a sly local and don't subscribe to boxnation. There are other ways you can try to control it locally by controlling your clines to block out 0963 completely for peers who mess up your boxnation, or if you are using Oscam you can just block out the service using the oscam.services in their reader account (as mentioned further down with the services = !boxnation)

You need to work out which of your peers are giving you boxnation and which are not. If you are getting it on your hop 2 from a peer and it is intermittent, then your peer could contact his peer (who is giving him bad boxnation) to try to get him to sort it out. Have a chat with your peers, it is good to talk!!

A peer can block out sending you boxnation if they don't subscribe or can't get it to be read (which they should be able to in oscam) in their fline or Oscam user account. For them to stop peers getting Boxnation - In oscam they can use the oscam.services file. In here, they should add this entry (included boxnation and premier sports)

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[boxnation]
caid                          = 0963
provid                        = 000000
srvid                         = C5CB,C7A9

and in your account in oscam.user they should add

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services = !boxnation

They can also try to put the !boxnation flag in their reader entry in oscam.server for their card, and if they are sending the card to CCcam via newcamd then also can try putting it in the account entry that is being sent to their local CCcam server in oscam.user

People seem to have varying degrees of luck with the above method

It is also possible for your peer, who is using a CCcam server to block out these services in your fline direct

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F: user pass 2 0 0 { 0:0:2 } { 0963:000000:C5CB, 0963:000000:C7A9 }

If their card is being read in CCcam direct, and they have 2.2.1 version or later, then the SID reject feature can be used to block out these services, and all services that the card can't read in fact.

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SMARTCARD SID REJECT: /dev/sci0 { C5CB,C7A9 }

again above for boxnation and premier sports - and /dev/sci0 has to be adjusted to the address of the device that is reading the card.

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From what I have read you should be able to get this card updated with the methods you have tried already. If you are uncomfortable using the method master G has suggested (but should be easy enough with the guides and configs), then you can try using Oscam alone, with dvbapi. This worked for me to activate a sly card and mtv card that had no active entitlements.

in oscam.user

[account]
user = dvbapi_dreambox
pwd =
group = 1
monlevel = 0
au = 1

in oscam.conf

[dvbapi]
enabled = 1
au = 1
boxtype = dreambox
user = dvbapi_dreambox

in oscam.server

[reader]
Label = cyfra
Protocol = internal
Detect = cd
Device = /dev/sci0 (or /dev/sci1 depending on slot)
EMMCache = 1,3,2
Group = 1 (group has to be the same as the oscam.user dvbapi entry group)
mhz = 357
cardmhz = 357
CAID = 0100
ident = 0100:000068

important!! - in your oscam.dvbapi file - add the following;

P: 0100:000068 1

The above line is very important, and the '1' at the end keeps oscam sending requests to the card, without it, it will give up after a few attempts. The 1 in AU = 1 sends all requests to all cards so for this - I find it works, so best leave it like this until your card updates.

Just back up your old configs first - do above and once updated revert to your previous configs. Not sure what the best channel is to leave it on, but read somewhere that TVP 1 works.

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at the moment i have oscam/cccam server installed on unbutu 10.4 pc for sly uk

and i want to transfer my server to vps server

how do i do that ?

can i get some help guys ?

cheers

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you have done this a couple of times mouk - someone is kind enough in responding to you, offering you help and you then reply again with a request for help - I understand there might be a bit of a language barrier but maybe acknowledge the help being offered, respond, and have a conversation....

do you think I would be able to get Viasat 4.8e with that? lol

:sheep:

quick browse of the net brings me to this;

http://askubuntu.com/questions/24006/how-do-i-reset-a-lost-administrativeroot-password

I have tried this with various images and receivers - on the GigaBlue with OpenMips it connected to the box but wouldn't stream. On the Vu+ Duo it didn't connect at all with the ViX image, but I have just gone to Open VTI and it is working as it should.:haha: It may not be to do with the images, rather the version of webinterface you have installed on your receiver, so if you are following all the guides on how to connect - and it is pretty easy, and it doesn't work, then the tweaking should probably be done receiver end rather than in the app.

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not working perfectly because if I zap channels it zaps the channel on tuner A regardless whether it is in use, so changes the channel for everyone else who is watching too! - still a very promising tool though!

Not a clue about your image but on my receivers I have to put the ipk in /var/volatile/tmp - straight to /tmp isnt working (not sure if this is just a quirk of winSCP mind you as there is a symlink present!) - then somewhere in the setup menus there should be a settings panel so you can install a local extention. So long as you make sure it has copied in the right folder then you can do an install from telnet command as mentioned before - although I usually use the GUI out of laziness!

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The later it the EPG appears & channel is again selectable

I don't understand this part of your statement

Make sure you have got the most up to date channel settings. The providers/broadcasters change things around quite often so you have to keep on top of this.

Be careful waran there is a fine line between what you are doing and being seen as running a payserver.

Maybe you could test it - ask all your friends and family to all watch a paid channel at the same time and see how your card copes with it. The amount you can have using your card at the same time depends on the network and the card, as cards differ re frequency and the time between ECM requests. If the time between ECM requests is short, then won't be able to handle as many requests than if the time is longer.

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ok but i still dont see the web display when i enter my servers ip followed by the port 192.168.1.7:8888 would this affect it.

also in that line above do i have to substitute the user1 and pass1 for my servers username and pw?

TIA

if you are typing the full address (including http://192.... etc:8888) - and the ip address is within the same network, and oscam is actually running, then you should be able to access it - not having the nline in CCcam.cfg shouldn't affect your access to webif.

and yes substitute user1 pass1 for your server's user and pass

what tuner (revision) ?

you need to add the following to the CCcam.cfg based on your Oscam configs

N: 127.0.0.1 10000 user1 pass1 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 256

this is how you connect Oscam as a card reader to CCcam as a server, so CCcam uses your card as a local card

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Hi mate.

it is many peers there can be in share in a dreambox. I have 10 friends I share my card with and I get no share from them.
I would like to add more friends and I would like to know what restrictions I have to make for the machine can run without much load / freezing.
it's a better idea with a PC card reader ??????

You are planning on sharing with lots of people while not getting a share from them? Why is this? Surely you must be getting something in return, and you plan to share with more friends? What do you get out of it?

All about research really - price, quality and features. Personally I find the original Dreamboxes overpriced, but the Vu+ range would always be up there. At the bottom end there are plenty of E2 receivers that are now competing with the non E2 ones, such as the Gigablue, DM800 HD (Dreambox clone) and now even NewDVB DVB800 HD (which is like a clone with its own brand name). I would say always go for an E2 receiver. No point getting an SD box because the HD receivers are not much more now. I have tried non E2 HD receievers, and believe me when I say that if you have had a taste of Enigma2 previously, you will very likely not like what you see if it is anything else.