N lines in cccam.cfg

[sjamesamuel]

Hi
I have read and followed the explanation given in this thread:
_http://www.satlover.eu/forum/cardsharing-tutorials/35282-how-to-newcamd-in-cccam.html
But I still can't get to connect to the N line from cccam.
Are there more options to take care of ?
Thanks

[kalpikos]

Re: N lines in cccam.cfg

Hi mate

Have you put your line as in the example?

N: <server> <port> <user> <password> 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14

Are you sure that thse server is on and the line is working ok?

If you have problem you test your line with mgcamd.
Just put it in newcamd.list and set in your receiver the mgcamd as the default cam.

[aplok]

Re: N lines in cccam.cfg

hi

you can test if cccam has integrated the nline into his survey with webinfo
try this to see it:


firefox __http://boxip:16001/servers

[sjamesamuel]

Re: N lines in cccam.cfg

Hi mate

Have you put your line as in the example?

N: <server> <port> <user> <password> 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14

Are you sure that thse server is on and the line is working ok?

If you have problem you test your line with mgcamd.
Just put it in newcamd.list and set in your receiver the mgcamd as the default cam.

Yes, I just tested it on mgcamd and it's working properly.
The line is exactly the same format.

hi

you can test if cccam has integrated the nline into his survey with webinfo
try this to see it:


firefox __http://boxip:16001/servers

I tested this. It gives 0 cards, no connection.

[aplok]

Re: N lines in cccam.cfg

... It gives 0 cards, no connection.

dixit : no cards for you with this server

try another server,
and test it with webinfo as you did ...

...

[sjamesamuel]

Re: N lines in cccam.cfg

dixit : no cards for you with this server

try another one, and test the server with webinfo as you did ...

...

My friend, I've just stated that it is working fine on mgcamd.
I want to run it on cccam.

[aplok]

Re: N lines in cccam.cfg

so, your have a valid server with mgcamd

and cccam gives you It gives 0 cards, no connection for your nline

it should be something wrong with your nline syntax ...

if you submit us this one with other ip ...., we can go deeper ...

[sjamesamuel]

Re: N lines in cccam.cfg

so, your have a valid server with mgcamd

and cccam gives you It gives 0 cards, no connection for your nline

it should be something wrong with your nline syntax ...

if you submit us this one with other ip ...., we can go deeper ...

OK, I replaced all fields:

N: ip port user pass 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14

[aplok]

Re: N lines in cccam.cfg

sorry, i can't go further

if you send me the native description and the nline in PM, i can check it on my side by now ...

[gianni253]

Re: N lines in cccam.cfg

maybe there is a problem with your ccc*am itself.
Can you clear some other channel with clines or simple emu ? Just to know if ccc*am is running fine ...

[sjamesamuel]

Re: N lines in cccam.cfg

cccam is working properly, I tested it.

Is there something the newcamd server owner can do to prevent it from running on cccam

[kalpikos]

Re: N lines in cccam.cfg

If you are sure that you don't have nline syntax error,
then the problem probably is the settings of your server.

Maybe he don't allow using cccam for N lines.

Try to contact with your server and tell him about your problem.

[aplok]

Re: N lines in cccam.cfg

what is the cccam version you use ?

[sjamesamuel]

Re: N lines in cccam.cfg

what is the cccam version you use ?

CCcam 2.2.1

If you are sure that you don't have nline syntax error,
then the problem probably is the settings of your server.

Maybe he don't allow using cccam for N lines.

Try to contact with your server and tell him about your problem.

So there are indeed some options on their part to disallow cccam?

[Satphoenix]

Re: N lines in cccam.cfg

Normaly:

N: ip port user pass 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14

works with cccam and it doesn't depend on the version (if you use 2.011 or higher).
Do normal clines work in your cccam? If yes, the cccam is ok.
Sometimes it's a simple spelling failure (e. g. pass - user).