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Here is a quick guide to setting up CCcamInfoPHP (By TOOGOODY) for gathering stats on your CCcam peers and your server.
You'll need to have a HTTP server running on the machine you want to run CCcamInfoPHP on.
I use Xampp from Apache Friends _http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html
You can use any server you like, I use Xampp for other purpsoses so I'll stick with it. (PS Xampp also includes other servers including MySQL and FTP).
Download and install the appropriate version of Xampp for Windows, Linux or whatever you're using.
Download CCcamInfoPHP (attached) and extract the files.
Copy the extracted 'CCcamInfoPHP' to the web root directory on your system. If you used Xampp, that would be C:\xampp\htdocs by default.
Browse to C:\xampp\htdocs\CCcamInfoPHP and open config.php with your favourite editor.
Uncomment and modify the appropriate lines to connect to your CCcam servers web port. E.g.
If the webinfo port on your CCcam server is not password protected....
If you are using a password.....
You can insert this info when prompted on the 1st run of CCcamInfoPHP but its usefull to know where to modify things if needed.
Start Xampp.
In the Xampp control panel, click the button to start the Apache server.
Your firewall software may prompt you asking whether or not to allow traffic on port 80, allow it.
Now open a web browser and enter this url _http://localhost/CCcamInfoPHP/
Click the update button to get your stats.
Thats it.
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#Notes,
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I wouldnt hit the update button too often. I'tIl send out queries to your peers boxes which some peers dont like. Some people block your share temporarily if they get too many of these bad requests.
One update a day is enough as long as you dont keep restarting CCcam.
CCcamInfoPHP is more of a tool for gathering stats on your peers over a longer time period, where as the CCcam webinfo will give you more of a live view of whats going on.
You'll need to have a HTTP server running on the machine you want to run CCcamInfoPHP on.
I use Xampp from Apache Friends _http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html
You can use any server you like, I use Xampp for other purpsoses so I'll stick with it. (PS Xampp also includes other servers including MySQL and FTP).
Download and install the appropriate version of Xampp for Windows, Linux or whatever you're using.
Download CCcamInfoPHP (attached) and extract the files.
Copy the extracted 'CCcamInfoPHP' to the web root directory on your system. If you used Xampp, that would be C:\xampp\htdocs by default.
Browse to C:\xampp\htdocs\CCcamInfoPHP and open config.php with your favourite editor.
Uncomment and modify the appropriate lines to connect to your CCcam servers web port. E.g.
If the webinfo port on your CCcam server is not password protected....
Code:
$CCCamWebInfo[] = array("DreamBoxIPaddress","16001");
If you are using a password.....
Code:
$CCCamWebInfo[] = array("DreamBoxIPaddress","16001","username","password");
You can insert this info when prompted on the 1st run of CCcamInfoPHP but its usefull to know where to modify things if needed.
Start Xampp.
In the Xampp control panel, click the button to start the Apache server.
Your firewall software may prompt you asking whether or not to allow traffic on port 80, allow it.
Now open a web browser and enter this url _http://localhost/CCcamInfoPHP/
Click the update button to get your stats.
Thats it.
##################################################
#Notes,
##################################################
I wouldnt hit the update button too often. I'tIl send out queries to your peers boxes which some peers dont like. Some people block your share temporarily if they get too many of these bad requests.
One update a day is enough as long as you dont keep restarting CCcam.
CCcamInfoPHP is more of a tool for gathering stats on your peers over a longer time period, where as the CCcam webinfo will give you more of a live view of whats going on.