oscam/cccam 213

[kennyboy]

sorry should have included nline this is it

N: 127.0.0.1 xxxxx port xxxxxx username xxxxxx password 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 256

 

[kennyboy]

Have you looked at the debug log (start CCcam with this command "CCcam -d" without quotes)? Perhaps this will give a clue as to why it stops.

just done telnet CCcam -d cccam not fount

 

[percivjr]

What's your CCcam really called?

type:

ls /usr/bin | grep -i cccam

 

[kennyboy]

just rebooted everything just get -sh cccam not fount so dont know what wrong should newcamd in cccan be like this # newcamd yes or newcamd yes

 

[kennyboy]

- sh /usr/bin;permission denied im using cccam 213.

thats what i get when doing telnet.

 

[kennyboy]

just done telnet again
cccam 213
cccam 221

 

[percivjr]

So if you're in the directory with CCCam in it and there really is a space between "cccam" and "213", type:

cccam 213 -d

Note that these commands are case-sensitive.

 

[kennyboy]

still not fount done it like it shows in telnet cccam-213 then ive done telnet cccam-213 -d and like this cccam-213-d thanks.

 

[percivjr]

Try this:

./cccam-213 -d

 

[kennyboy]

no still no joy not fount is there a port that is best for newcamd thanks.

 

[percivjr]

No,any port will do, provided it's not already being used for something else.

Back to the 'not found' problem: it looks like you're not in the right directory when you issue the command.

What directory is your cccam in? If it is in /usr/bin, then type:

cd /usr/bin

(if it's in a different directory, 'cd' to that directory instead)

Then type:

./cccam-213 -d

If you still get 'not found', then post the output of:

ls -lai cc*

 

[elaygenov]

tryto reset your device