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Logging of ECM Requests ?

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  • championc
    Junior Member
    • May 2013
    • 14

    Logging of ECM Requests ?

    Hi all,

    Is it possible to log ECM Requests ? I had a situation where a bad peer was not responding to my server but yet the loadbalancing had selected it - so everything was messed up until I eliminated the peer.

    I only identified the peer by watching the Clients on the Status screen in the GUI and refreshing over and over in quick sucession. Could I possibly log the following to a file

    Date & Time, Client, Caid & srvid, Proxy, ECM Time

    If this recorded the successes and more importantly, the timeouts too, this would have identified the problem ages ago.

    Many thanks in advance
  • aplok
    Experienced Board Member
    • Jun 2013
    • 1155

    #2
    Re: Logging of ECM Requests ?

    Originally posted by championc
    ... Could I possibly log the following to a file

    Date & Time, Client, Caid & srvid, Proxy, ECM Time
    you can also monitor your service as :

    - run cccam in debug mode, verbose ( -d -v)
    - show network event ( -n )
    - log in /tmp/aa.log
    - grep the logfile
    - remove the logfile

    cccam -d -v -n -C cccam.cfg >/tmp/aa.log



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    • championc
      Junior Member
      • May 2013
      • 14

      #3
      Re: Logging of ECM Requests ?

      I simply ended up setting the ECM Log FOrmat to just simply "c" and after this, I log in to my server and use

      tail -f /var/log/oscam/oscam.log | grep ***yyy

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      • gianni253
        Experienced Board Member
        • Nov 2012
        • 903

        #4
        Re: Logging of ECM Requests ?

        Originally posted by championc
        I simply ended up setting the ECM Log FOrmat to just simply "c" and after this, I log in to my server and use

        tail -f /var/log/oscam/oscam.log | grep ***yyy
        Well done mate, but don't forget your log there because it will grow bigger and bigger and it will fill your var !

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