CheckCccam
This script will work on most linux dist. including enigma1/2.
The script will check if the CCCam proccess are running with a crontab and restart CCcam if stopped for some reason.
Upload checkcccam.sh and place it under /bin. chmod with 755
Modify these 3 lines inside checkccam.sh to fit your local settings for paths and name of cccam file:
CCCAM_CONFIG_FILE_PATH="/etc"
This is the path where your Cccam.cfg file are located
CCCAM_EXECUTABLE_PATH="/bin"
This is the path where your Cccam.ppc/Cccam.x86 file are located
NAME_OFF_CCCAM_EXECUTABLE="CCcam.x86"
This is the name of your Cccam bin.file.
Then make a crontab to run this script every 1 min.:
# crontab -e
Insert this line and save the file:
* * * * * /bin/checkcccam.sh
Try to kill your cccam process and check that it starts again in max. 1 min.
This script will work on most linux dist. including enigma1/2.
The script will check if the CCCam proccess are running with a crontab and restart CCcam if stopped for some reason.
Upload checkcccam.sh and place it under /bin. chmod with 755
Modify these 3 lines inside checkccam.sh to fit your local settings for paths and name of cccam file:
CCCAM_CONFIG_FILE_PATH="/etc"
This is the path where your Cccam.cfg file are located
CCCAM_EXECUTABLE_PATH="/bin"
This is the path where your Cccam.ppc/Cccam.x86 file are located
NAME_OFF_CCCAM_EXECUTABLE="CCcam.x86"
This is the name of your Cccam bin.file.
Then make a crontab to run this script every 1 min.:
# crontab -e
Insert this line and save the file:
* * * * * /bin/checkcccam.sh
Try to kill your cccam process and check that it starts again in max. 1 min.