CS problem - Wee Betty's Thread

new white sly card ,cant get it to work on cccam this could be a prob for cardsharing ,it works on cccam and newcs but gliches every 5 seconds
 
hi T G how are you .av been of this computer for a bit 'do ya have any news on the new white sly card ,can it be shared do you know
 
Lots information about the current status is on the forum
 
B16MCC said:
In your 600 enter this.

Code: 
SERVER LISTEN PORT : 12000
F: DM800 pass 2 0 0 { 0:0:2 }

You don't need a Cline in the 600


In your 800 enter this.

Code: 
C: 10.11.12.13 12000 DM800 pass no

Where 10.11.12.13 is the IP address of your 600.
You don't need an Fline in the 800

I'm assuming the 2 boxes are just on your lan in the same house so you don't need dynamic DNS addresses.
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I have tried to set up 1 dm500 to share with 2dm 500, the first user in the cfg file of the server can connect and works ok, second user doesnt, is there any setting to enable more than one users to connect to the server?

Thanks
 
This doesn't quite make sense. If you have 2 boxes then you only have 1 user as one box is the server and the other is the client. Depending on the card your using it's quite possible you don't have to enter anything in the server config for that box to read the card.

You then simply add 1 Fline for the other box to use.
Please include more detail on exactly what you're trying to do.
 
thanks for the answer, i am using 3 boxes, 1 as server and 2 as clients, i have managed to set them up and work ok now with ccam 2.1.3 but now i am trying to find out how the 1 client can reshare locally and what entries are needed in the server cfg file and client cfg file. also is it better to have the remote EMM autoupdate feature enabled for this user?

based on what i have read here it seems that the f line for the user who will reshare will look like:

F: user pass 0 0 0 { 0:0:2 }

to allow him to reshare to one more box after the first client

however in the client cfg file who will reshare, an F line is necessary? and what will the C line of the box that reshares from the client contain? Just by entering the local ip of the first client without username and password will work ?

Thanks for all the info
 
If you give your client reshare rights and he wants to use them then yes he will need to enter an F line in his config in order for a client to connect to him.

The C line for the hop 2 client contains nothing different to that of the hop1 client. However the Cline must be fully populated using an IP address , Port Number , username and password. Let me try and show you.

Your box containing the card:-

F: Box1 Pass1 0 0 0 { 0:0:2 }
F: Box2 Pass2 0 0 0 { 0:0:1 }
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Note above, Box1 has a 1 hop reshare { 0:0:2 }, Box2 does not { 0:0:1 }

Box1
C: 192.168.1.1 12000 Box1 Pass1 no
# The line above connects this box to your box.
F: Box3 Pass3 1 0 0 { 0:0:0 }
# This line allows box 3 to connect to this box. It allows it access to cards 1 hop away but no reshare.
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Box 3 - Accessing Your Card 2 Hops Away via Box1
C: 192.168.1.3 12000 Box3 Pass3 no
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Thanks for the informatio, its very clear except one thing, if Box1 will reshare with Box3 and Box4, how is the reshare done? Box1 to both Box3 and Box4 [so it has two F lines after the C line in the cfg file] or Box1 to Box3 and Box3 to Box4 [both Box1 and Box3 have F lines in the cfg file] ?


Thanks
 
Box1 to Box3 and Box3 to Box4 [both Box1 and Box3 have F lines in the cfg file] ?
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Correct. That's how you do it.
 
B16MCC said:
Correct. That's how you do it.
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which of the two methods that i wrote above? :)

one more thing, is it better to enable EMU and EMM when sharing between 10 - 20 users 1card?
 
The one I quoted is the correct one.

Box1 to Box3 and Box3 to Box4 [both Box1 and Box3 have F lines in the cfg file] ?
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Normally people don't allow EMM, your own host box will take care of that.
 
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