connecting to cccam server - problem

[Symbiot]

Hi all

I am testing a share environment with:

1 dreambox dm600 acting as server
1 azbox HD premium as client.

I have everything running but...

The azbox connects to the db. I look at cccam server info on db, and see the azbox connecting..

It then (after counting up to 20 seconds) disappears from the active client list, and is now only shown under 'clients'.

This is a problem.. and I simply don't know how to fix it..

I truly hope someone out there know what I can do!

[Symbiot]

it seems to connect just fine.. but it is listed as idle, and after 20 seconds is removed from active list... the idle timer just keeps counting up..

[gorski]

Give us the details... as many as possible...

[Symbiot]

Right guys.

Here's my info. This is local testing only, so I hope posting lan IP is ok.

This is AzBox Cline
C: 192.168.x.xx 12000 xxxxxx xxxxxx

This is Dbox Fline:
F: xxxxxx xxxxxx 10


These are screenshots from dbox :16001 info



then after the 20 seconds..




someone noted this:

Your AZbox is obviously not requesting any ECMs from the DM600 server.

When a peer first connects to a server, it will briefly appear as an active client, then move to the list of connected inactive clients until it requests ECMs from the server.

Makes sense, but I don't know what to do 'about' it.

My Azbox stays connected to the DB but still all channels are scrambled.

On azbox I have installed the Emu/ files:

Emu/lib
Emu/openxcas/dvbapi

from the file Emu.rar

Settings in the 2 files in openxcas are:
module.seq just has:

dvbapiCAS


i've had another file that listed more..

openxcas.conf looks like:

[modules]
count = 4
active_auto = true
active_1 = gCamd
active_2 = incubusCamd
active_3 = MultiCAS
active_4 = dvbapiCAS

[module_1]
name = gCam
path = EMU/OpenXCAS/gCam
daemon = gCam
version = 0.1

[module_2]
name = incubusCamd
path = EMU/OpenXCAS/incubusCamd
daemon = incubusCamd.sh
version = 0.55

[module_3]
name = MultiCAS
path = EMU/OpenXCAS/MultiCAS
daemon = emu_module
version = 0.98

[module_4]
name = dvbapiCAS
path = EMU/OpenXCAS/dvbapiCAS
daemon = emu_module
version = 0.1
I changed the count=3 to four since there are 4 modules..


Now I've had it working once.. a few days ago.. but what I did back then.. I have NO idea...


What else.. hm..
Azbox running on both static & dynamic.. no difference.. Wlan and Lan no difference..

Can it be something to do with ports? I've tried different approaches.. but can't seem to hit the right solution..

Appreciate any and all help!

[gorski]

I edited the private details you put in - NEVER give those out!!!

Now, do everything in AZbox HD from scratch! All!

Do it as I wrote, just to test it all.

There's no point in repeating old mistakes! So, delete it all, reset and go from scratch. Slowly and without cutting any corners!

All you need in AZbox HD is MultiCAS, NewCS, Mbox, MGcamd [plus SCDXCas for keys] and CCcam 2.1.1, as dvbapiCAS, as I described in detail in my "Alternative guide..."!!! Step by step, as in my guide re. CCcam in AZbox HD - and it will work!

Native (Dreambox) CCcam – hacked for AZbox HD


The full CCcam for DreamBox [server, re-share and all] is ready to be used in AZbox HD, guys...The development will go on, no doubt but for now we have the privilege to test the first version, thanx to a few guys who figured out how to make it all "compatible"... Please, download the file from here:

Originally Posted by kanber_kav on Satdudez forum
- cccam file and script

I bet there are some non-IT people on this forum, who are not too familiar with Linux etc. I bet a few will need some simple, straight-forward, detailed and more or less step-by-step advice, how to use the complete package that Kanber_Kav put up... So, here is how I did it...

Following The_Ripper's great work and advice, I used K_K's version of T_R's files, and I installed the package like so:

I downloaded cccam-azbox-2.1.1 [= "emu.rar"] archive from K_K's post.

I decompressed it by right clicking on it [7zip -> Extract here]. I got EMU folder and 2 sub-folders:

-libs
-OpenXCAS

I went into the libs folder and edited CCcam.cfg to put the details of my peer's server, as advised in the file itself [added this line under #C: line in the file]:

C: peer.DynDNS.something port username password

I went into OpenXCAS folder and edited the following files [in order to make them correspond to what I have in my AZbox HD, so you need to do the same in accordance with your setup]:

-module.seq [this one is a must]

dvbapiCAS
#MboxCAS
#mgcamd
#MultiCAS
#newcs
#SCDXCas -openxcas.conf [I am told this one isn't a must but I did it anyway...]

[modules]
count = 5
active_auto = true
active_1 = dvbapiCAS
active_2 = MboxCAS
active_3 = MultiCAS
active_4 = mgcamd
active_5 = newcs

[module_1]
name = dvbapiCAS
path = EMU/OpenXCAS/dvbapiCAS
daemon = emu_module
version = 0.1

[module_2]
ap= Yes
name = MboxCAS
daemon = mbox_module
wait=13 sec
version = 0.6_10

[module_3]
name = MultiCAS
daemon = emu_module
version = 1.57D-4T11-6B

[module_4]
name = mgcamd
daemon = mgcamd
version = 1.32
# argument = -a 3

[module_5]
name = newcs
daemon = newcs
argument = -nd
version = 1.6
xcasapi = FALSE

I used FileZilla Client to FTP it to my AZbox HD receiver and copied the lib folder into the folder EMU, then went into it and gave rights, i.e. CHMOD -> 755 to all the files inside.

Then, I copied the content of the OpenXCAS folder from my HDD into the AZbox HD OpenXCAS folder. I went into the folder itself and gave CHMOD to 755to the module and .sh file.

I didn't even have to reboot: I just restarted all the EMUs [via the Fast Forward button -> yellow button -> OK], then the dvbapiCAS with the OK button -> OK. It worked!

How to control CCcam!


This is how you can see your CCcam details, like who's your server, what s/he has on it, who's your client etc. etc. In your browser's address box put in: () – where „x“ = your AZbox HD's IP address.

So, local network is as you described: instead of DynDNS you put the local IP address, 192.168.x.xx in your C line:
C: DreamIPaddress port username password

Be careful and use the Kanber_Kav's edit of The_Ripper's CCcam 2.1.1!

To be a server with your Dream you must add the F line as:
F: user password
- that's all!

In Firewall make sure this traffic will not be blocked.

Additional things to think about:

Thanx to gtg60 from Satdudez:

Make sure your file names are .Key and not .key and AutoRoll not Autoroll
I also suggest you use a trimmed down cfg file, copy this and your C line to a new file, let me know how you get on...

SOFTKEY FILE : /EMU/lib/SoftCam.Key
AUTOROLL FILE : /EMU/lib/AutoRoll.Key
PROVIDERINFO FILE : /EMU/lib/CCcam.providers
CHANNELINFO FILE : /EMU/lib/CCcam.channelinfo
STATIC CW FILE : /EMU/lib/constant.cw
SERVER LISTEN PORT : 17500
ALLOW TELNETINFO : yes
ALLOW WEBINFO : yes
TELNETINFO LISTEN PORT : 16000
WEBINFO LISTEN PORT : 16001
ZAP OSD TIME : 0
OSD USERNAME : root
OSD PASSWORD : azbox
OSD PORT : 80
SHOW TIMING : yes
MINI OSD : no
DEBUG : yes
NEWCAMD CONF : no
DISABLE EMM : yes
EXTRA EMM LEVEL : no
NEWCAMD STEALTH : 0

This is antrabe, just to see as an example:

i put cccam.cfg like this

################################# ####
# CCCAM 2.09 #
################################# #####
F: user1 user2 no { 0:0:3 }
F: user3 user4
F: user5 user6 no { 0:0:3 }

C: 1.webhop.net 12000 user1 user2 no { 0:0:3 }
C: 2.mine.nu 12000 user3 user4
C: 3.dyndns.org 12000 user5 user6 no { 0:0:3 }

thats only or i have to activate or change something in

DISABLE EMM : yes
EXTRA EMM LEVEL : yes

Which reader does CCcam see/read the card from? Internal or external and which one? How did you configure it?

Good luck!