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Hello,need help setting mgcamd in eagle box for sharing with internet server,any help on this please
Hello,need help setting mgcamd in eagle box for sharing with internet server,any help on this please
hi M8
i haven't much experience on card sharing i can give some FAQ how to do it.
if you want to do card sharing the best thing to do it with Cccam and not with mgcamd
don't know if we can talk about this here..but as i said i can upload some FAQ how to!!
Hello,i dont know the difference between mgcamd and cccam,but that is what they use,if you can give me FAQ on how to do i will give it a go thanks
here you will found what you need lot of reading M8 good luck
as i sai you need Cccam and not Mgcamd
here
http://www.geronimosden.com/showthread.php?t=561
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voyger :cool: :D
Or the short version here:
1.On the box ensure You have a fixed IP (disable DHCP).
2.Forward port 12000 in Your router to the now fixed IP of the box.
3.If You have a static IP from Your ISP, You can skip this step. If You have a dynamic IP from Your ISP, You have to setup a dyndns account with dyndns.org (it's free of charge), to provide Your clients with an dyndns address (pointing to Your IP).
4.Now You need to add a client to Your config. Insert a line like this in Your /var/etc/CCcam.cfg:
F: frienduser friendpassword
where You exchange frienduser with a username of Your choice and exchange friendpassword with a password of Your choice.
5.Now Your friend have to add You as server. He/she must insert a line in his config like this:
C: example.dyndns.org 12000 frienduser friendpassword
where example.dyndns.org is exchanged by Your dyndns address or static IP. frienduser/friendpassword is exchanged by the ones You chose to use in Your F: line.
6.You're now sharing Your card to Your friend. If he has nothing to share, You don't need portforwarding and dyndns at his side. If he has a card to share to You, the above goes for his side too.
Happy sharing. HaCKaMaC.
Thanks for that,can this be used for mgcamd settings aswell.
No. MgCamd is another story. Stick to CCcam. Simple an versatile.
The reason i ask is the server i am sharing use mgcamd,any help on setting this up having problems.
There are several possibilities for server protocol with MgCamd. The line You have for the server will tell You what protocol is used. The following example is for a NewCamd protocol server (most used):
1. Download and install MgCamd via addons.
2. Download and install MgCamd config via addons.
3. Insert Your server line in /var/keys/newcamd.list with the localhost server lines (eg. after CWS = 127.0.0.1 10001 local local 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 wan cardserver). The line should look something like this:
CWS = servername.dyndns.org 33333 username userpassword 86 94 25 67 96 24 07 46 73 24 68 55 38 95 wan servername
To receive the same server in CCcam:
1. Download and install CCcamd via addons.
2. Download and install CCcamd config via addons.
3. Insert following line in /var/etc/CCcam.cfg:
N: servername.dyndns.org 33333 username userpassword 86 94 25 67 96 24 07 46 73 24 68 55 38 95
If You have a completely different server line, You can send it (or first part of it) to me by PM. I'll try to identify it then and make a suitable example here.
Hello,i can install mgcamd in addons in eagle because it is already in emu but where is mgcamd config to install i can not find it.in newcamd list there are lines numbered up to 4,which number do i put the server line in.
when i look in var/keys i can see mg_cfg is that the file mgcamd config.
CWS = servername.dyndns.org 22222 login userpassword 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 wan cardserv
cs357x://login:userpassword@servername.dyndns.org:22222.
this is my server lines look like.
thanks for your help.
It's a NewCamd and a camd3 server then. You have to edit /var/keys/camd3.servers (put in Your cs357 server line). If You don't have the file, You can create it via telnet with the command:
touch /var/keys/camd3.servers
And You have to put Your CWS line to /var/keys/newcamd.list or /var/tuxbox/config/newcamd.conf. Don't remember which one of if both is valid for MgCamd.
And You have to edit /var/keys/mg_cfg. The G: line should be G: { 05 } to enable both NewCamd and Camd3.
You could edit the P: line too. To give NevCamd and Camd3 priority it should be P: { 02 }. However, I don't think it should be necessary, if You only got the 2.
To use the lines in CCcam enter the below lines to /var/etc/CCcam.cfg:
N: servername.dyndns.org 22222 login userpassword 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
L: servername.dyndns.org 22222 login userpassword
And You're done. Still trying hard to convince You to use CCcam...:D
Hello,i looked in var/keys,no camd3.servers file only camd3.keys and camd3_cfg.tryed to create via telnet with the command ,touch var/keys/camd3.servers like you said,it come up with not found.In DCC it says telnet and FTP connected,why does it say not found.
PS,would like to use cccam,but because my server uses newcamd and camd3 like you said cannot put those settings in cccam
You can still use CCcam. Even without the hassle You have with MgCamd. Just put the lines in /var/etc/CCcam.cfg like this:
N: servername.dyndns.org 22222 login userpassword 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
L: servername.dyndns.org 22222 login userpassword
Hello,ok will give that a go,what about telnet do i have to give any commands or are there any other settings to check or do.are you telling me that if i put the two lines in N and L start up cccam on eagle it should open up channels.
Hi I am an over 70 who wants to get into trying to see if i can master putting keys into my around with Dish and I know where I can get experimental Keys from but I dont know the settings ie Slot Indent etc for S**View can any body help or point me in the right direction to find out thnx in advance ginge 21
Hi I have looked at my post and for some reason it has left out that I have a Technomate 1000D and a 1 mtr motorised Dish I would be grateful for any help ginge21`
Hello,ok will give that a go,what about telnet do i have to give any commands or are there any other settings to check or do.are you telling me that if i put the two lines in N and L start up cccam on eagle it should open up channels.
If everything's ok, that's it.
Hello,sorry did not work,how do i know if telnet is reading my eagle,is there anything else i need to do or check,been trying for a couple of weeks no luck.any more advive please want to get it to work.
1. Start CCcam
2. Open CCcam web-info in Your web browser (http://box.IP.he.re:16001)
3. Click "Servers" button.
4. Under "Host" the dyndns addresses of Your servers should be listed.
5. Under "Connected" the elapsed time since last start/restart of CCcam should be.
6. Under "Cards" the number of cards from each server should be.
Try this and report back how far You get.
Hello, sorry for sounding stupid,start cccam on eagle,that website does not open or am i doing something wrong.
Stupid questions are questions not asked.
Just to be sure: Did You put Your box IP instead of box.IP.he.re? You should.
If You did, and the website doesn't open, CCcam is probably not running. You can check if it is by doing following:
Goes for all windows versions except Vista.
1. Click start.
2. Click run.
3. Enter "cmd" (without quotation marks) in dialog and click "OK"
4. Command prompt window opens. Type " telnet 192.168.xxx.xxx" and press "Enter" (exchange 192.168.xxx.xxx with the IP of Your box).
5. You'll be asked for login. Type "root" and press "Enter"
6. You'll be asked for password. Type "eagle" (or whatever Your password is) and press "Enter".
7. You should have root access to the box now. Type "PS" and press "Enter".
8. Go through the screen output and look instances of "CCcam". If You find any, CCcam is running, and we have to look elsewhere for Your problems.
Please report back.
Hello,ok done that,there is no cccam found in root.
Is CCcam installed via "Blue Panel" or manually?
Is CCcam selected in "Blue Panel"?
yes cccam is installed via blue panel and is selected in blue panel
Time to see what happens then.
Start out as last time:
1. Click start.
2. Click run.
3. Enter "cmd" (without quotation marks) in dialog and click "OK"
4. Command prompt window opens. Type " telnet 192.168.xxx.xxx" and press "Enter" (exchange 192.168.xxx.xxx with the IP of Your box).
5. You'll be asked for login. Type "root" and press "Enter"
6. You'll be asked for password. Type "eagle" (or whatever Your password is) and press "Enter".
And continue:
7. Type "cd /var/bin" and press "Enter"
8. Type "ls" and press "Enter"
9. You'll get a listing of files and dirs in /var/bin. Look out for CCcam****. Let assume You see a file called CCcam209.
10. Type "./CCcam209 -dv" and press "Enter" (CCcam209 is here changed with the actual filename You find in step 9).
11. You should now get a debug screen from CCcam init. Copy the screen output and post it here. If the output shows info of Your servers please blur the servers before posting.
sorry its late,this is what it reads.
23:57:07.035 CCcam: starting CCcam 2.0.10 compiled on Nov 1 2008@14:56:24
23:57:07.035 CCcam: ================================================== ==========
==========
23:57:07.036 CCcam: online using nodeId 2fbe24d73e60b99d
23:57:07.045 CCcam: dvb api1 detected
23:57:07.047 CCcam: DM56xx/500/600 detected
23:57:07.048 CCcam: create 2 cam device(s)
23:57:07.093 CCcam: added 429 keys from /var/keys/SoftCam.Key
23:57:07.133 CCcam: added 412 keys from /var/keys/AutoRoll.Key
23:57:07.135 CCcam: added 4 keys from /var/keys/constant.cw
23:57:07.137 CCcam: parsed 0 entries from /var/etc/CCcam.prio
23:57:07.189 CCcam: added 510 provider names from /var/etc/CCcam.providers
23:57:09.099 CCcam: added 4173 channel names from /var/etc/CCcam.channelinfo
23:57:09.099 CCcam: server started on port 12000
23:57:09.105 CCcam: cam[0] set PMT for sid=ce9
23:57:09.107 CCcam: start EMM
23:57:09.129 CCcam: EMM demux 1 set
23:57:09.130 CCcam: EMM: not interested in 0100:000000
23:57:09.131 CCcam: EMM: not interested in 0100:000030
23:57:09.131 CCcam: EMM: not interested in 0100:000000
23:57:09.132 CCcam: EMM: not interested in 0100:000070
23:57:09.132 CCcam: EMM: not interested in 0100:000071
23:57:09.133 CCcam: EMM: not interested in 0900:000000
23:57:09.134 CCcam: EMM: not interested in 0100:000000
23:57:09.134 CCcam: EMM: not interested in 0100:000070
23:57:09.135 CCcam: EMM: not interested in 0100:000071
23:57:09.135 CCcam: EMM: not interested in 0919:000000
Hello mate,im trying this server as discussed in start of topic,my settings are,cs357x://login:userpassword@servername.dyndns.org:22222
cs357x://login:userpassword@servername.dyndns.org:33333.
do i copy exactly in CCcam.cfg in line N: AND L:these settings are different than the one i have got working.
For these lines, You'll have to use L: lines only. The N: lines is for NewCamd protocol servers only.
cs357x://login:userpassword@servername.dyndns.org:22222
cs357x://login:userpassword@servername.dyndns.org:33333
will be:
L: servername.dyndns.org 22222 user password
L: servername.dyndns.org 33333 user password
in /var/etc/CCcam.cfg.
Hi,put that info in line L only no luck mate,dont understand maybe it wont work with CCcam or need to config another line.
If it's free servers, they often work only for a short time (or periodically).
If You know what You should be able to receive, You can put caid behind the lines. Then You'll be able to add number of hops too.
Example:
L: servername.dyndns.org 22222 user password 0d02 00008c 3
for the UPC 3 hops away.
If You can't get'em working, You could send the real server lines to me by PM. I'll give'em a trial run then.
Time to see what happens then.
Start out as last time:
1. Click start.
2. Click run.
3. Enter "cmd" (without quotation marks) in dialog and click "OK"
4. Command prompt window opens. Type " telnet 192.168.xxx.xxx" and press "Enter" (exchange 192.168.xxx.xxx with the IP of Your box).
5. You'll be asked for login. Type "root" and press "Enter"
6. You'll be asked for password. Type "eagle" (or whatever Your password is) and press "Enter".
And continue:
7. Type "cd /var/bin" and press "Enter"
8. Type "ls" and press "Enter"
9. You'll get a listing of files and dirs in /var/bin. Look out for CCcam****. Let assume You see a file called CCcam209.
10. Type "./CCcam209 -dv" and press "Enter" (CCcam209 is here changed with the actual filename You find in step 9).
11. You should now get a debug screen from CCcam init. Copy the screen output and post it here. If the output shows info of Your servers please blur the servers before posting.
I just had a try to telnet my Eagle as per the instructions. I get the message back unable to connect using port 23.
So I tried enterning the receiver IP into a browser and it opened up a web control panel. What I did notice was somewhere inside the settings, it mentioned it was using port 1500. (At least from memory thats what it was - and Im not confusing with the MTU setting!)
I changed the port setting mentioned above to 15000 (as Ive seen that mentioned with the servers Ive used) and so far it looks like things have improved! Not sure if the settings within here are just to do with the web browser connection - or would affect CCcam?
Any idea how I could telnet so I could do the screen dump mentioned above?
For the telnet problem:
How far does it go? As far as login or nowhere at all?
What image on box?
What OS on PC? If it's a Windoze something, check if firewall is blocking.
For the browser thingy:
You accessed the web-if. Nothing to do with the CS part.
For the telnet problem:
How far does it go? As far as login or nowhere at all?
What image on box?
What OS on PC? If it's a Windoze something, check if firewall is blocking.
For the browser thingy:
You accessed the web-if. Nothing to do with the CS part.
OK cheers.
It was a firewall problem. I opened port 23 and got access.
the image is the Eagle V4.
This is the image of the log:
http://www.geteven.biz/hukd/telnet.jpg
Anything look dodgy?
One thing thats also worthy of a mention that appears not to be right on the receiver!
There a a few FTA channels on a certain well known satellite, that are not being shown. The details are correct (ie freq/fec etc) and the signal is fine. But I get what actually looks like a scrambled signal being shown. Ive done rescans on the satellite. Often instead of a channel name, it comes up with "SID 0xcc60" for example.
Hi I am setting up my eagle also and reading the post.One of the post says you have to forward the port on your router.Please can sombody explain to me how to do this.Sorry for being a bit of a thicko regards jeffmossy
Port forwarding not needed unless YOU are sharing something yourself.
To forward a port have a look here for your router and as already said by guv you do not need this unless you intend to share outside of your own lan.
http://portforward.com/
Do I have to delete the faint example that is in line N and L before I put my line in?
Everything with a # in front of it is not read by CCcam (it's out-commented). Therefore no reason to delete it, but it doesn't harm to remove it either.
Sorry to be a pain but does that mean I have to delete the # N: before I put my line in,or do I leave that in and put the line after it
You can leave any line in with # in front of it. Means it is disabled and does nothing. Some are just for comments and instructions. Plus lines not being used.
Big thank you to you guys I did not remove the # symbol after I put my cs details in.Now after removing it all is working :y2:
Good to hear m8... Congrats...:cheers2:
Hello,is there much different between CCcam 2.0.9,CCcam 2.0.10 and CCcam 2.0.11 when sharing
2.0.10 and 2.0.11 should be used without prio file. Only needed in special cases.
Not much of a difference, compared with 2.0.9, for most.
Ok thanks to the reply,i will leave mine on CCcam 2.0.11.just wanted to ask are the hops away important when sharing,does it affect the viewing of channels ,can these be set or not
Hops are important. Different encryption systems needs different ECM time, so no "universal" hop limit. Too many hops means picture freezing from time to time.
What do You meam with "can hops be set"?
Initial server can limit the downhops allowed. Following spiders can further reduce, but not increase, the downhops set by initial server.
Client can reduce the number of uphops he want to receive from and downhops he want to share to.
Thanks for the reply,when i check my CCcam 2.0.11 server.in shares it says in the box uphops and maxdown -35 and 7 what does this mean please.
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