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Managed to connect to CCcam on DM now and can see client in CCcam on server but still shows 0 cards?
Have read it might be better to have separate newcs and cccam servers? I currently have newcs and cccam running on the same server. I am also testing over lan and not externally via dns, would this make a difference, cant see how as the N line works perfectly. As the newcs and cccam are on the same system they are connected using 127.0.0.1 and the DM connects to the server via the server ip. I also tried it in reverse with the DM (DM clears with card in internal slot no probs) as the card host and the server as the client and showed 0 cards this way too.
Also I am using rc.local to auto run newcs and cccam when the server starts rather than having to telnet and execute a file to start them. For those who dont know how to do it:
cd /etc
sudo nano rc.local
Then enter the path to to your newcs file first, in this thread it is newcs_167 as explained in the tutorial at the beginning. Then enter the path to CCcam.x86. Put these commands directly above "exit 0" save with ctrl o, enter and ctrl x to exit. For example, the commands in my rc.local look like this:
/var/bin/newcs_167
/var/bin/CCcam.x86
exit 0
Please remember, your paths may be different
Have read it might be better to have separate newcs and cccam servers? I currently have newcs and cccam running on the same server. I am also testing over lan and not externally via dns, would this make a difference, cant see how as the N line works perfectly. As the newcs and cccam are on the same system they are connected using 127.0.0.1 and the DM connects to the server via the server ip. I also tried it in reverse with the DM (DM clears with card in internal slot no probs) as the card host and the server as the client and showed 0 cards this way too.
Also I am using rc.local to auto run newcs and cccam when the server starts rather than having to telnet and execute a file to start them. For those who dont know how to do it:
cd /etc
sudo nano rc.local
Then enter the path to to your newcs file first, in this thread it is newcs_167 as explained in the tutorial at the beginning. Then enter the path to CCcam.x86. Put these commands directly above "exit 0" save with ctrl o, enter and ctrl x to exit. For example, the commands in my rc.local look like this:
/var/bin/newcs_167
/var/bin/CCcam.x86
exit 0
Please remember, your paths may be different