CCcam Debugging Information
I just stumbled upon this great tutorial where there are listed probably all CCcam errors and possible solutions for them. For this tutorial to be useful you need change/add one line in CCcam.cfg and start CCcam with special command. Here is how you need to do it:
1. Run CCcam from telnet with this command:/var/bin/CCcam -d >>/var/log/debug &
2. If you have a linux server like Ubuntu, you can add this line into CCcam.cfg: DEBUG: yes
All debugging data is then automatically stored here and without the need to use upper command: /var/log/debug
Access to tutorial: http://www.sat-dreambox.com/f643/cccam-debugging-8463/
Connect OScam with CCcam using CCcam protocol
This tutorial will be short. It is intended for people who have CCcam central server (Linux PC for example) and receivers with OScam which act as clients. Protocol which is used between OScam and CCcam is good old CCcam 🙂
Put these lines in oscam.server:
[reader]
label = remote
protocol = cccam
device = 192.168.1.119,12333 #Change these two settings according to your setup. 12333 is port of my CCcam server. If OScam and CCcam runs on same receiver, just use 127.0.0.1 instead of regular 192.168.x.x IP address!
user = test #You will have to create F line in CCcam.cfg with username and password that you used here!
password = testxxx
group = 1
emmcache = 1,3,2
This config is basic but you dont need additional (more advanced) settings. It works just fine! If you want faster zapping, then i recommend that you setup oscam.dvbapi file!
In CCcam.cfg create this line:
F: test testxxx 2 0 0 { 0:0:1 }
2 0 0 means that your receiver will get your local cards (if you have them), hop 1 and hop 2 cards. If you have server with only hop1 cards, you can just use 1 0 0
0 0 1 means that your receivers cannot share to other receivers. Thats ok, because you dont need reshare in your house. Reshare (0 0 2) is usually needed if you are sharing with clients outsite your house.
Thats it, for more info use comments.
For discussion please visit this thread:
https://www.satnigmo.com/forum/index.php?threads/oscam-to-cccam-cccam-protocol.541/
For other “connect” tutorials, visit these links:
CCcam Setup
CCcam Setup
Lets start with a few general CCcam tutorials. I recommend Quick C-line tutorial. Here you can find all info that you need if you are CCcam beginner.
If you want quick totorial about connecting two receivers using CCcam, please check this CCcam to CCcam tutorial. This is intended for those who are cardsharing at home (homesharing).
CCcam.cfg file is important component of CCcam. If you want to get example file i recommend that you visit article CCcam.cfg Example. This is very simple version, and in many cases you dont need anything else! Remember that CCcam.cfg cannot be changed to cccam.cfg for example. Filename is case sensitive! Also remember that CCcam.cfg is located in /etc/ directory!
CCcam Tutorial Collection
I have many CCcam tutorials on my site and i would like to collect all CCcam guides into one post. In this way you will find useful information easier than before. Lets start with a few general CCcam tutorials. I recommend Quick C-line tutorial. Here you can find all info that you need if you are CCcam beginner.
If you want quick totorial about connecting two receivers using CCcam, please check this CCcam to CCcam tutorial. This is intended for those who are cardsharing at home (homesharing).
CCcam.cfg file is important component of CCcam. If you want to get example file i recommend that you visit article CCcam.cfg Example. This is very simple version, and in many cases you dont need anything else!
Are you using OScam as cardreader and you would like connect OScam with CCcam? Here are a few useful articles about this. You can connect OScam with CCcam using Camd35 protocol, using Newcamd protocol or using CCcam protocol!
If you are one of those who uses MgCamd as client and CCcam as server, then you can check out this tutorial.
I think I covered all expect of beginners cardsharing. Enjoy and if you have any question, please leave a comment!
CCcam to CCcam Tutorial
How to connect two CCcams using two receivers. Easy!
Lets say we have Receiver 1 (R1) and Receiver 2 (R2). IP address of R1 (primary receiver – server) is 192.168.1.5, IP address of R2 (secondary receiver – client) is 192.168.1.10.
In R1 we add this line in CCcam.cfg (you can get it on my blog, please use search in order to find it):
F: server test 2 0 1 { 0 0 2 }
In R2 we add in CCcam.cfg this line:
C: 192.168.1.5 11111 server test no
11111 is port but this doesnt really matter, because we will be sharing only in our own house not with outside world 😉
Thats it. This is basic tutorial for homesharing with CCcam. You will maybe start to ask yourself what does 2 0 1 { 0 0 2 } mean. Well lets say that you dont need to know anything else, especially if you are the beginner. For more info you will have to visit more detailed tutorials about CCcam which can be found on my site too!