how to cline to mgcamd1.35a

Squid

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Edit the cccamd.list and put the c line into this file...save...and upload to the box.

Code:
#cccamd.list

C: dyndns port user pass
 

levi45

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Edit the cccamd.list and put the c line into this file...save...and upload to the box.

Code:
#cccamd.list

C: dyndns port user pass

i have done Set G: { 33 } on mg_cfg
then Edit cccamd.list and paste in a my C-line
then Close and save
Restart mgcamd
Restart the box
but still not working..i am useng the bh 1.4.2 image ..
 

Goukos

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at the sript where you make the G : 33

you need also to tell mgcmd to FIRST connect to cccam server but i dont remember which letter does this

reffer to the original script to see it and change it
 

xXTomXx

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33 wont get you nearer to cccam:
# 32 cccamd netclient, card list saved as /tmp/cccamd.info
# (ECM only, supported server version up to 2.1.1, later not work)
G: { 32 }
 

^G@w@in^

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i have done Set G: { 33 } on mg_cfg
then Edit cccamd.list and paste in a my C-line
then Close and save
Restart mgcamd
Restart the box
but still not working..i am useng the bh 1.4.2 image ..

Have you got the symbolic link from var/keys to usr/keys ?
 

percivjr

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So, just to be clear, you have mgcamd client and you are trying to connect to cccam server, right?

Can you stop mgcamd and start it with telnet by typing 'mgcamd -d' and post the output here.

Also, post /tmp/cccamd.info and cccamd.list
 

billis

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# network mode, use summ for several clients
# 00 no network (default)
# 01 newcamd netclient
# 02 radegast netclient
# 04 camd3 netclient
# 08 gbox netclient
# 32 cccamd netclient, card list saved as /tmp/cccamd.info
# 33 cccamd newcamd netclient
# (ECM only, supported server version up to 2.1.1, later not work)
G: { 33 }

put this and is ok with mgcamd135a
 

levi45

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So, just to be clear, you have mgcamd client and you are trying to connect to cccam server, right?

Can you stop mgcamd and start it with telnet by typing 'mgcamd -d' and post the output here.

Also, post /tmp/cccamd.info and cccamd.list

just to be clear, you have mgcamd client and you are trying to connect to cccam server, right? = yes..
Can you stop mgcamd and start it with telnet by typing 'mgcamd -d' and post the output here = its start the mgcamd
Also, post /tmp/cccamd.info and cccamd.list = i have the cccamd.info but where can i download the that cccamd.list .. file .
 

levi45

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now allso flash my box to vti image what is the best image mgcamd working on vu+duo...
 

levi45

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# network mode, use summ for several clients
# 00 no network (default)
# 01 newcamd netclient
# 02 radegast netclient
# 04 camd3 netclient
# 08 gbox netclient
# 32 cccamd netclient, card list saved as /tmp/cccamd.info
# 33 cccamd newcamd netclient
# (ECM only, supported server version up to 2.1.1, later not work)
G: { 33 }

put this and is ok with mgcamd135a

i have try G: { 33 } and G { 32 } still not luck..
 

percivjr

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You have to create the cccamd.list file in the directory /var/keys

For each cccam server you want to connect to, you have to put a line like this:

C: dyndns port user pass

where 'dyndns' is the URL or ip address of the server;
'port' is the port number that the cccam server is running on;
'user' is your user name on the server;
'pass' is the password for that user.

If you start mgcamd on the command line with 'mgcamd -d' you will get some debugging output on the console which should help diagnose the problem.

If you post the information I mentioned, perhaps we can help you work out what is going wrong.
 

percivjr

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Try this. Find out what your mgcamd is really called. Type this at the command line:

cd /usr/bin
ls -lai mg*

It may be mgcamd or something like mgcamd_1.35. Let's assume it's mgcamd_1.35. Then type:

killall mgcamd_1.35
mgcamd_1.35 -d
 

levi45

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Try this. Find out what your mgcamd is really called. Type this at the command line:

cd /usr/bin
ls -lai mg*

It may be mgcamd or something like mgcamd_1.35. Let's assume it's mgcamd_1.35. Then type:

killall mgcamd_1.35
mgcamd_1.35 -d

when i type this
cd /usr/bin
ls -lai mg*

this masege is there
root@bm750:~# cd /usr/bin
root@bm750:/usr/bin# ls -lai mg*
6955 -rwxr-xr-x 1 1000 messageb 695272 Jan 20 2010 mgcamd_1.35
root@bm750:/usr/bin#
 
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