cccam sharing

ritzik · 27-12-2007

Hallo can somone show me how to share with cccam from dm 7000 to use with dm 500
i dont know the config file how to
ps need national geo channel what card must i buy
ritzik

**Analoguesat** · 27-12-2007

Post split from the topic you had posted in as it wasnt relevant to that discussion

**nanochickin** · 27-12-2007

Originally Posted by ritzik

Hallo can somone show me how to share with cccam from dm 7000 to use with dm 500
i dont know the config file how to
ps need national geo channel what card must i buy
ritzik

Which National Geographic are you talking about mate. Its on virtually every Satellite up there

If you have a look in Var/Etc on either 500 or 7020 you will find a file called cccam.cfg, you might be able to figure it out from there

I don't use CCcam so i couldn't tell you how to set it up but it should get you on your way if you look in the file.

Nano

PetSat · 27-12-2007

I hope this will help
CCcam and cardsharing

To configurate and connect the CCcam, you need to go to the ETC folder and edit the
CCcam.cfg file.The CCcam config file itself is a little help file. Indeed, you will find many text
lines starting with #. These lines provide help to set the CCcam, and there is no need to
delete them as they are ignored by CCcam. Therefore, they can also be used to add any note
or comment.
The configuration lines can be written in any order. There is no standard order to respect.
Indeed, when started, CCcam reads the first character of each line and executes the request.
Let’s look at each line syntax now.
F: Friends
F: user1 pass1 1
C: Connect
C: server.dyndns.org 12000 user1 pass1
The C line (where C stands for connect) enables the CCcam to connect to another server
The URL or IP after C: is necessary to identify the server in the sharing network. 12000 is the
port used by the server to communicate and user1 pass1 identify the user
Note: each user is accepted only once by the server
How to connect a client to a server:
The F line launches the server, whilst the C line launches the client, and this is all you need.
Should the client wish to share its subscription cards with the server, then you need to add a
C line at the server, and an F line at the client.
Log Diagnostic
Should you wish to check whether the connections are working properly, then use the CCcam
–dv Telnet command. This option will give you the possibility to check the log and make sure
all is ok.It may be useful for beginners to do it with Telnet, and, once experienced, it may also
be done using the the automatic script found in the blue panel.

Cam log removed - admin

ghalqa · 17-05-2009

can someone help me I want to conect my two dreamboxes with the same cline.

i do not know how to do it
can someone help me please

**T_G** · 17-05-2009

There are quite a few threads about card sharing problems. There is also a tutorial about card sharing in the guide section. If you have a specific question that is not covered yet, then you need to tell us. Also, what have you been doing so far, what happened, etc etc. If you want help, you got to help us help you

**B16MCC** · 18-05-2009

Ok guys, a few pointers to get started.

1. Read my guide 5 times.
2. Don't be scared by the CCcam.cfg file , its contains loads of info you don't need
3. If you want to share 1 box to another , your config files are just 1 or 2 lines thats all.

dale094 · 25-09-2009

hi sorry to be a pain

i have followed most of the threads on sharing my card with a friend, for days now and was hoping to crack it myself

i thought i had done all the relvant files and so on, my card is working ok
in my tm500 with ur 13082009

using cccam2102+newcs1.67.

when i telnet and CCcam-dv i get -sh: CCcam-dv not found !!!

am i missing a file in the scripts ! what am i doing wrong

i have my f lines and clients clines in both boxes.

thanks for any help:

***compufunk*** · 25-09-2009

Originally Posted by dale094

hi sorry to be a pain

i have followed most of the threads on sharing my card with a friend, for days now and was hoping to crack it myself

i thought i had done all the relvant files and so on, my card is working ok
in my tm500 with ur 13082009

using cccam2102+newcs1.67.

when i telnet and CCcam-dv i get -sh: CCcam-dv not found !!!

am i missing a file in the scripts ! what am i doing wrong

i have my f lines and clients clines in both boxes.

thanks for any help:

First of all you need to use a space between the command and the switch.
use

Code:

CCcam -dv

instead of

Code:

CCcam-dv

You may also need to use the full version name i.e. to start CCcam from the command line I would need to type CCcam_2.1.1

To find it on your system, run the following command.

Code:

 find / | grep CCcam

Its probably in /usr/bin/ or /var/bin/, but your file structure may differ from that of the dreambox

dale094 · 25-09-2009

yes i have tried CCcam -dv with space still get same response

i have reloaded nabilosat image for the tm 500 new and still get the same when i telnet CCcam -dv now usin CCcam 2.11 +newcs 167 white card works ok

i must be misssing something ?

***compufunk*** · 25-09-2009

Originally Posted by dale094

yes i have tried CCcam -dv with space still get same response

Yes, but are you even sure that the file binary file is called CCcam?

As I already mentioned, find the file by running ....

Code:

find / | grep CCcam

**shumifan50** · 25-09-2009

Better to run "find / -name CCcam*"

***compufunk*** · 25-09-2009

Originally Posted by shumifan50

Better to run "find / -name CCcam*"

Not really. That will only find files called 'CCcam'. It wont for example find a file called CCcam_2.1.1 or CCcam_2.1.0 or whatever. Which is how they will be named by default.

**shumifan50** · 25-09-2009

Note the * at the end of CCcam, that means it will find CCcam......

***compufunk*** · 25-09-2009

Ooops, Missed that. Its much of a muchness in any case. The output is the same.

**nanochickin** · 25-09-2009

Blimey, have you seen when the first post was made, back in 2007 when i was using gBox

dale094 · 26-09-2009

hi again

have tried telnet. find -cccam*

result !!

busybox v1.2.1 (2006.10.11-21:54+0000) multi-call binary
usage: find [path...] [expression]

i cant get my head round this

**shumifan50** · 26-09-2009

This is not windows - file names are case sensitive to start with. Further spaces cannot be imitted. So type the following EXACTLY is it is

find / -name CCcam*

Dont leave spaces out or insert any spaces and CAPS ARE REQUIRED

***compufunk*** · 26-09-2009

You can just copy the commands from this webpage and paste them into your telnet sessions console.

dale094 · 26-09-2009

ok so that command worked .

shows me directories /var/bin etc.

shows me that i have CCcam etc.

so where do we go from here !!

i know i have CCcam + newcs because their working on my old **** card on ***

i just need some easy steps to set up a share with my m8

sorry guys if i sound a bit thicko, i can assure you not .

got my port forward working , dyndns account setup and updater

CCam info pages are up on browser

Cam log removed - admin

where am i going wrong
thanks guys.

**Analoguesat** · 26-09-2009

Please DO NOT post full cam logs on the forum - its something we are discouraging as it could leave us open to legal action for promoting illegal decryption of pay tv.

dale094 · 26-09-2009

sorry for breaking the rules it will not happen again!!

**Analoguesat** · 26-09-2009

No problem - its something we have decided recently that we need to crack down on as several threads a day were appearing with loads of hex codes and lord knows what in them.........

dale094 · 26-09-2009

once again apologies i fully understand it was a fit of desperation so to speak.

i agree fully with the rules and will not be so explicit with my questions in future

thanks anyway.

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