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  • ffarrib
    Banned
    • Sep 2011
    • 125

    cccam plugin for linux.

    Hello. Is there any cccam plugin for linux or other plugins like hadu ?
    Please help me.

    I found vdr-plugin-sc.

    Is it the appropiate plugin? nobody know?
  • housy01
    Senior Member
    • May 2011
    • 120

    #2
    Re: cccam plugin for linux.

    Cccam is build for linux based hardware so you can easily build it for your linux distribution.
    You can also easy find packages for common distribution like ubuntu, debian...

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    • saol
      Junior Member
      • Sep 2011
      • 10

      #3
      Re: cccam plugin for linux.

      I too try this thing but I have not found it yet

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      • tsagion
        Newbie
        • Sep 2011
        • 7

        #4
        Re: cccam plugin for linux.

        Try kaffeine with sasc-ng plugin

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        • freesty
          Junior Member
          • Oct 2010
          • 28

          #5
          Re: cccam plugin for linux.

          vdr-plugin-sc is working great with VDR or yaVDR (.deb package available with 0.4pre on natty).
          cccam or newcamd.

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          • ffarrib
            Banned
            • Sep 2011
            • 125

            #6
            Re: cccam plugin for linux.

            I search pakages.ubuntu.com and i cant find package that you tell. where can i find it?

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            • freesty
              Junior Member
              • Oct 2010
              • 28

              #7
              Re: cccam plugin for linux.

              They arent official. Search for best friend ppa.

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              • freesty
                Junior Member
                • Oct 2010
                • 28

                #8
                Re: cccam plugin for linux.

                installing with apt-get is much easier, because you dont have to build it on your own.

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                • ocram88

                  #9
                  Re: cccam plugin for linux.

                  Hello!!
                  I have already installed cs plugin for kaffeine. If I open the plugin find three screens: newcs, keys, and others. Where do I enter the server cccam?

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                  • ocram88

                    #10
                    Re: cccam plugin for linux.

                    Any news on the use of kaffeine as a player to decrypt pay channels?

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                    • bonilla
                      Board Senior Member
                      • Aug 2012
                      • 251

                      #11
                      Re: cccam plugin for linux.

                      Hello,

                      Here you find the solution to your problem (props to ron273 )

                      If during the install process you see any warning messages, that is usually OK. An error message could be a problem. If so, write it down and don't go to the next step. ****** the error and see if you can find something. That is how I found out what worked and didn't work.
                      At all times in the terminal make sure you are root, unless specifically stated otherwise. I always do sudo -s.
                      My linux version is Ubuntu 9.04.
                      Kaffeine version: 0.8.7
                      Cccam version: 2.0.9
                      Kaffeine softcam plugin 0.4.0

                      OK, let's get started:
                      Open up a terminal window and type sudo -s. This will make you root for the complete install in this terminal window. Enter your root password when asked
                      Code:
                      apt-get install kaffeine
                      apt-get build-dep kaffeine
                      apt-get install g++
                      apt get install build-essential
                      Ok, if this is done, it is time to unpack the kaffeine-sc plugin to a folder. I always use home/your_username/downloads/DVB for this stuff.
                      Make sure you unpack it in a seperate directory. In ubuntu I use Ark to do this, but I am sure there are some terminal junkies that can do it from the terminal. If all goes well, you will have the contents unpacked in /home/your_username/DVB/kaffeine-sc-plugin-0.4.0 or something similar, so let's continue.
                      Before we go into the terminal again, we need to modify a file. Use your favourite editor and open up the file /home/your_username/DBV/kaffeine-sc-plugin-0.4.0/src/FFdecsa/Makefile. At the top you will find the line
                      Code:
                      COMPILER=g++34
                      . Change this to
                      Code:
                      COMPILER=g++
                      Save the file and exit.
                      A second file that gave me trouble was /home/your_username/DVB/kaffeine-sc-plugin-0.4.0/admin/detect-autoconf.pl. During make I got a permission denied error. So go into this directory and CHMOD this file to 777 (I always use Dolphin for this. Right Click on the file and select Properties).

                      We are ready to proceed
                      Code:
                      sh ./configure –without-arts (it did complain about arTs during the first configure and this solved it for me)
                      make
                      make install
                      apt-get install gcc-4.2
                      So that was easy, right? If during these steps, you get any errors it might be necessary to install some necessary packages. In that case (and onley then!) do the following:
                      apt-get install xorg-dev
                      pat-get install libqt3-mt-dev
                      apt get install kdelibs4-dev
                      In my case this was not needed, they were already installed during step 3.

                      Al right, let's compile this puppy!
                      Code:
                      gcc-4.2 -O -fbuiltin -fomit-frame-pointer -fPIC -shared -o ca.so ca.c -ldl
                      Now we need to create the necessary directories and give them the right permissions.
                      Code:
                      cd /var
                      mkdir etc
                      chmod 777 etc
                      mkdir keys
                      chmod 777 keys
                      mkdir bin
                      chmod 777 bin
                      OK, we have all the packages installed and configured. Now it is time to put the Cccam stuff in the right place. To do this, unpack the Cccam-2.0.9 tarball in a directory on your system. I recommend something like /home/your_username/DVB/cccam-2.0.9. After unpacking, you will see some files in the directory.
                      Take the file Cccam.x86 and copy it into /var/bin
                      CHMOD the file into 777
                      Take the Cccam.cfg and copy it into /var/etc
                      Finally, from the plugin folder (/home/your_username/downloads/kaffeine-sc-plugin-0.4.0) take the file ca.so and copy it into /var/bin

                      Now we are almost done here. To complete the setup, open up Kaffeine and in the menubar goto DVB=>DVB settings. On the left in that window you will notice a new icon, called DVB-plugins. Click on it and you will see your plugins. Click on the Softcam 0.4.0 button and you will see a screen with some tabs. Click on the tab Others and check Enable CCcam client. Click OK and close the program.

                      We are now ready to start cccam and Kaffeine.
                      Open up a terminal window (not as root!)
                      Code:
                      cd /var/bin
                      LD_PRELOAD=./ca.so ./CCcam.x86 -d
                      Cccam is now started.
                      Your terminal output should look something like this:
                      CODE:
                      08:15:06.106 CCcam: ================================================== ====================
                      08:15:06.106 CCcam: starting CCcam 2.0.9 compiled on May 20 2008@21:53:25
                      08:15:06.106 CCcam: ================================================== ====================
                      /tmp/.CCcam.nodeid open...
                      /dev/urandom open...
                      Closing 3
                      /tmp/.CCcam.nodeid open...
                      08:15:06.107 CCcam: online using nodeId ******************x
                      /dev/dvb/adapter0/demux0 open...
                      Closing 8
                      08:15:06.108 CCcam: dvb api3 detected
                      08:15:06.108 CCcam: create 1 cam device(s)
                      /dev/dvb/adapter0/ca0 open...
                      hijacking ca0 open...
                      ca0 fd = 8hijacking ca0 ioctl,(8 : 7808 - 0xbff6690c): /dev/dvb/adapter0/ca1 open...
                      08:15:06.111 CCcam: added 871 keys from /var/keys/SoftCam.Key
                      08:15:06.111 CCcam: added 0 keys from /var/keys/AutoRoll.Key
                      08:15:06.111 CCcam: static cw not found or bad
                      08:15:06.111 CCcam: parsed 0 entries from /var/etc/CCcam.prio
                      08:15:06.111 CCcam: readProviderfile: cannot open /var/etc/CCcam.providers or not found
                      08:15:06.111 CCcam: readChannelList: cannot open /var/etc/CCcam.channelinfo or not found
                      08:15:06.112 CCcam: server started on port 12000
                      The line CCcam: static cw not found or bad does not affect cccam behaviour. Also cccam not finding some files is not a problem. If it looks anything like this, you are good to go.
                      Finally start Kaffeine and enjoy!
                      If you like my post, please don't hesitate to click on "Thanks"button. Thank you

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                      • rapy
                        Newbie
                        • Feb 2012
                        • 7

                        #12
                        Re: cccam plugin for linux.

                        archlinux or ubuntu 12 /13.10 it work with Kaffeine & this plugin ?

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                        • breschidjoth
                          Member
                          • Feb 2014
                          • 39

                          #13
                          Re: cccam plugin for linux.

                          Originally posted by rapy
                          archlinux or ubuntu 12 /13.10 it work with Kaffeine & this plugin ?
                          I don't know Archlinux but in Ubuntu 12.10/13.10 for installing Kaffeine 0.8.8 (this is the only version that support plug-in) you must download the old missing library manually , because in the repository are too much update.

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