Check how many cards a server has

[Satphoenix]

Re: Check how many cards a server has

...only a script that ask connection to CCcam.

Yes, ok, but this site only gives information if the server is online (if the cline gets connection).
But in topic it is asked how many cards are on the server.
Do you have any solution for this problem?

[herrr]

Re: Check how many cards a server has

Do you have any solution for this problem?

Yes: very quick, I explained it before, but you should use pc (with a dish interface).
Another option is to set webinfo in CCcam and connect with a browser: you can read everything you want.
All the steps to do are quite simple, but I'd need to have a little time to think about.
Meanwhile perhaps you can find a tutorial or some other friend may help here...

[cgac99]

Re: Check how many cards a server has

if you want to undrestand server working or not without receiver
simple way that you use ping command to server.

You mean using CMD and make Ping 191.191.***.*** followed by user and pass ?
I guess it will say yes there's ping as it goes for the IP and not really by the user password validity . I believe it will tell that there's communication, but can't tell if the user/password do work as a ping is looking only for a IP to ping and don't care about user password isn't ?

[herrr]

Re: Check how many cards a server has

Do you have any solution for this problem?

OK: you have to edit your CCcam.cfg with these lines:

Allow webinfo: yes
Webinfo listenport : 16001
Webinfo username : the username you choose
Webinfo password : the password you choose

Then, with a browser in a pc connected in your domestic net, go to the box IP, for example:

http://192.168.1.67:16001

enter user and password and you can see there all details of server.

[herrr]

Re: Check how many cards a server has

Of course you should write on CCcam.cfg the part before ":" in capital lettersize, perhaps it works the same, but default is so...

[Satphoenix]

Re: Check how many cards a server has

Perhaps a little misunderstanding.
I mean how to test a server (how many cards) if you only have a pc (no box! or dvb-card).

cardsharing_info is a possibility to check if server is online, but no more informations about the server.

[herrr]

Re: Check how many cards a server has

Perhaps a little misunderstanding.
I mean how to test a server (how many cards) if you only have a pc (no box! or dvb-card).

cardsharing_info is a possibility to check if server is online, but no more informations about the server.

Try to install Progvb or DvbDream or DvbViewer in your pc.
Put Hadu into plugins folder.
Double click on server in monitor.
I'm not sure that it works.
Try also, if it doesn't work, to download a channel list and select a channel (that of course you will not see...)

[fraxs]

Re: Check how many cards a server has

Where I can read how many card are present on the window that appears in hadu>monitor>double click on server ip address?

[herrr]

Re: Check how many cards a server has

Where I can read how many card are present on the window that appears in hadu>monitor>double click on server ip address?

Look at the cards of your interest (for example SK* 0919 093B 09CD) and just
count them.

[buiacco]

Re: Check how many cards a server has

Hi herr,
by any chance do you know where I can read how many card are present on the window that appears in radar 4.22 monitor on Enigma 2?
Thanks in advance and regards

[herrr]

Re: Check how many cards a server has

Hi herr,
by any chance do you know where I can read how many card are present on the window that appears in radar 4.22 monitor on Enigma 2?
Thanks in advance and regards

Sorry buiacco I didn't see your post...
Anyway, I don't know radar, but it's hard to think that interface is very different from standard one.
Can you visualize clients, servers, sharings?

[Triad]

Re: Check how many cards a server has

I've downloaded this software (ver. 1.21), installed but it doesn't work.
The software started MS Iexplorer and then nothing and it ends...
Is there something special to notice before?

Satphenix, you need to input some Dream IP here in this program from my post and afterwards input some other infos like port on which you connect and user and pass like bellow:

Server: 192.168.0.3 (if it's in local net) or some other address if it's on internet)
Port: 16001 (it's default port number)
User: root
Password: dreambox

Yes: very quick, I explained it before, but you should use pc (with a dish interface).
Another option is to set webinfo in CCcam and connect with a browser: you can read everything you want.
All the steps to do are quite simple, but I'd need to have a little time to think about.
Meanwhile perhaps you can find a tutorial or some other friend may help here...

I already helped and said everything but nobody is listening here. Everybody talks their own stuff!!!
If there are interested... There is one program, THE BEST for Cccam editing and managing so I could upload it from my server here, it's for windows and there absolutely are NO such stuff around, because my friend made it!!!

cheers m8's

[buiacco]

Re: Check how many cards a server has

Sorry buiacco I didn't see your post...
Anyway, I don't know radar, but it's hard to think that interface is very different from standard one.
Can you visualize clients, servers, sharings?

Hi herrr,
in my receiver I can see a log about server connection cline but I can't see how many cards are connected at the moment.
Best regards.

[vimmers]

Re: Check how many cards a server has

you can do that either by installing cccam.info plugin
or on your pc by reading this tread on howto

[purenirvana]

Re: Check how many cards a server has

Or you could switch to using OSCam? It's web interface clearly shows the number of cards the server has and how many of these cards you have a connection to.