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How do I apply a cline to sky network or zee network only.
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Re: How do I apply a cline to sky network or zee network only
When you use cccam server cline, you can not choose what package you want to open. With Newamd server you can, but not with cccam. -
Re: How do I apply a cline to sky network or zee network only
No, this is only a side effect of usual Newcamd servers, using different ports for every "package".
There are also newcamd servers with a lot of channels together...it's only the server policy.
Anyway in CCcam it's perfectly possible to split lines use: it's enough to use appropriate syntax.
Example: you have typical Satlover free line and you want to shut up it only for SK* IT (you have a private better server):
Satlover line ends { 0:0:3 }
You'll write instead { 0:0:3, 0919:0,09CD:0,093B:0 }
That line will no more work on SK* and so on, obviously multiple syntax is possible...
@ gianni, working with exclusions it's possible to reach the same goals...Comment
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Re: How do I apply a cline to sky network or zee network only
hi,
after some research, i found these example:
Digital+ (19E/9E) on hop2 (0100:4106)
Canal+ France (19E) on hop1 (0100:3315)
Canal+ Nederland/Euro1080 (19E/23E) on hop1 0100:006A
TVB/ABS/Showtime+ART+JSC/CTI/Bulsatcom/DSTV/TVHOME (13E/9E/5W/7W/15W/39E/68E/DVBC) on hop1 (0604)
SKY Italia (13E) on hop1 (093B)
SKY UK (28E) on hop1 (0961)
gives the cline:
C: a.b.c 123456 haha hehe no { 0:0:0, 100:4106:2, 100:3315:1, 100:6A:1, 604:0:1, 93B:0:1, 961:0:1 }Comment
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Re: How do I apply a cline to sky network or zee network only
I don't think this is what our friend is looking for ...
This example is simply filtering out shares on the selected providers with hops higher than those written in the cline.
If cs server has other share they will not be filtered.
So, if you need to keep only one provider, you have to filter out all other shares, one by one (and the list of exclusions will be longer).Comment
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Re: How do I apply a cline to sky network or zee network only
No, Gianni, haven't you ever seen this syntax?
It's quite useful: with 0:0:0 you block all and then you add only what you want.
Don't think to hops, that's secondary, you can write the hop limit that you like: important is the thing "ignore all"/"allow only wanted ones"
It's the way (yes, quite twisted
) to talk to CCcam, that I said before...
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Re: How do I apply a cline to sky network or zee network only
Yes, I know this usage but I've never tried myself.No, Gianni, didn't you ever seen this syntax?
It's quite useful: with 0:0:0 you block all and then you add only what you want.
Don't think to hops, that's secondary, you can write the hop limit that you like: important is the thing "ignore all"/"allow only wanted ones"
It's the way (yes, quite twisted ) to talk to CCcam, that I said before...
But I've seen some users that seem have tried for real, and take a look to results:
_http://linuxsat-support.com/cccam-tutorials/14456-remove-unwanted-cards-caids-yout-cline-shares-cccam-server.htmlComment
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Re: How do I apply a cline to sky network or zee network only
They did it wrong way, or better said, they do it in a correct way if they wanted something else, then they can not expect other results...
If they write 0:0:2 and then followings, they ask for a quite low hops and add complete ignore of some caid: that's not the same thing we were talking about (nor, I think, what they wanted to do).
If we want completely lock all, except some caid, the way is 0:0:0
and then for example 093B:0:1...but also 093B:0:2...or 093B:0:4
The logic is the opposite one
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Re: How do I apply a cline to sky network or zee network only
Ok herr, I'm curious to try myself the 0:0:0 trick and I will report here the results
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Re: How do I apply a cline to sky network or zee network only
By the way, to give the best support I made last night proper tests, to be sure that the syntax was correct, since I didn't use it for a long time.
All tests OK!Comment
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