How to create Cccam.log

[Triad]

Since you have ecm.info in (E1) /var/temp, or (E2) /temp, that are momentarily logging which channel you're viewing, most users are complained here as elsewhere that there's no complete Cccam.log file that records all Cccam activities like start and stop script sessions as well as channel decode streams and ecm times dcw's etc!

Procedure should be easy below ==>

Create an empty log file in the var/log directory with full attributes.
In this example:

cccam.log

In CCcam.cfg set the following

DEBUG: yes

save and exit.

goto

usr/script

select and load for editing, the CCcam script you are going to use.

eg. cccam_2.14.sh

Look for the line that fires up the cam.

/var/bin/CCcam_2.1.4 &

and mod this to:

/var/bin/CCcam_2.1.4 -d > /var/log/cccam.log &

It's important that the name of the log file is identical to the file you created.

Save and exit.
Reload the cam and there you have it - log files !

This script can be timed in order to delete itself after some memory consumption so that your Dream doesn't froze itself!

[mur10]

Re: How to create Cccam.log

hi
after creating the cccam.log by following this guide dont see ecm on info bar.
why?
i'm using cccam 2.3.0 on nemesis 2.6
thanks
bye

[peremacedonia]

Re: How to create Cccam.log

I have easy metod for this.
only add this to cccam.cfg
WARNINGS : /tmp/warnings.txt
and you have log file

[mur10]

Re: How to create Cccam.log

Triad wrote
(This script can be timed in order to delete itself after some memory consumption so that your Dream doesn't froze itself!)
how to get this???
thanks

[bonilla]

Re: How to create Cccam.log

You can backup and copy files adding this :

# copy to windows share
#
# on the windows share (//192.168.1.20/Backup)
# create the cccam user
# with a password and give
# him read,write permissions
mkdir /tmp/bkpsrv
smbmount //192.168.1.20/Backup /tmp/bkpsrv -o username=cccam,password=cccam
cp -r /var/backups/$DATUM /tmp/bkpsrv/cccam/$DATUM
sleep 1
umount /tmp/bkpsrv
rm -r /tmp/bkpsrv

[Triad]

Re: How to create Cccam.log

Triad wrote
(This script can be timed in order to delete itself after some memory consumption so that your Dream doesn't froze itself!)
how to get this???
thanks

You can add a "restart.sh" script in "/etc/crontab" if you want to run this script at say 5 min interval, like below:

*/5 root   /emu/script/restart.sh >/dev/null

Also, if you have situation that there are problems in your scripts you want to have Cccam debug options active, which we explained above.
In CCcam.cfg set:

DEBUG: yes