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adamsm

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Zgemma 2s, installed wooshbuld and installed the cam feel from the resources, put the c line in /etc and doesn't work. Only way round this was to set up in Oscam which I didn't really want to do on the 2s been it's such a slow box anyway.

Is there a different softcam feed that needs to be installed for this box?
 
dont quote me on this but i think i read somewhere on here that the dir for the ccam file has changed on the new atv image...............
 
yes that's correct to the folder /etc but the new softcam feed ipk in the resources section to download only works on the new H9 boxes and even then it's hit and miss. OPEN ATV have properly messed things up at the moment. They could do with having older date images for the older boxes before they implemented the stupid change.
 
If you install the softcam feed, that does not install softcams, it facilitates the installation of softcams from the secret feed. You have not said that a softcam was installed.

You cannot put a C-line in /etc. You have to edit the CCcam.cfg that is in /etc Yes the C-line goes in CCcam.cfg

A lot of people do not show file extensions on their PCs. Nor do they appreciate that Linux is case sensitive.


Using a Technomate Nano SE M2 (mipsel box)
I have just flashed an ATV 6.2 image and carried out the process of installing secret feed, installing cam, editing config file, installing abm, restarting, selecting cam, running abm.

I have to disagree with the statement that CCcam only works on newer boxes. Although it freezes a lot more than mgcamd
 
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Please issue these commands one by one and post back the result. Text not picture please.

wget -O - -q http://updates.mynonpublic.com/oea/feed | bash

opkg update

opkg install enigma2-plugin-softcams-cccam

Your output should look like the following:

Code: 
tmnanosem2 login: root
Last login: Sun Jul 21 23:31:08 CEST 2019 on pts/0
root@tmnanosem2:~# wget -O - -q http://updates.mynonpublic.com/oea/feed | bash

    SoftCAM Feed Universal (secret feed) succesfully installed ...
root@tmnanosem2:~# opkg update
Downloading http://feeds2.mynonpublic.com/6.2/dags7362/3rdparty/Packages.gz.
Updated source 'openatv-3rdparty'.
Downloading http://feeds2.mynonpublic.com/6.2/dags7362/all/Packages.gz.
Updated source 'openatv-all'.
Downloading http://feeds2.mynonpublic.com/6.2/dags7362/dags7362/Packages.gz.
Updated source 'openatv-dags7362'.
Downloading http://feeds2.mynonpublic.com/6.2/dags7362/dags7362_3rdparty/Packages.gz.
Updated source 'openatv-dags7362_3rdparty'.
Downloading http://updates.mynonpublic.com/oea/4.2/mips32el/Packages.gz.
Updated source 'mips32el-3rdparty-secret-feed'.
Downloading http://feeds2.mynonpublic.com/6.2/dags7362/mips32el/Packages.gz.
Updated source 'openatv-mips32el'.
Downloading http://feeds2.mynonpublic.com/6.2/dags7362/tmnanosem2/Packages.gz.
Updated source 'openatv-tmnanosem2'.
root@tmnanosem2:~# opkg install enigma2-plugin-softcams-cccam
Package enigma2-plugin-softcams-cccam (2.3.2-r1-de) installed in root is up to date.
root@tmnanosem2:~#

There is nothing wrong with oscam on older models in my experience.
I will try on a dm800se later to disprove this as it is my slowest box.
 
Ive tried on several older zgemma models and not got it working on cable or sat but will try again tomorrow on H2h with cable C line.
After fresh flash, the CCcam.cfg file is filled with text, i assume deleting this and pasting in the C line is the correct procedure as this is what i have been trying
 
Abu Baniaz said:
If you install the softcam feed, that does not install softcams, it facilitates the installation of softcams from the secret feed. You have not said that a softcam was installed.

You cannot put a C-line in /etc. You have to edit the CCcam.cfg that is in /etc Yes the C-line goes in CCcam.cfg

A lot of people do not show file extensions on their PCs. Nor do they appreciate that Linux is case sensitive.


Using a Technomate Nano SE M2 (mipsel box)
I have just flashed an ATV 6.2 image and carried out the process of installing secret feed, installing cam, editing config file, installing abm, restarting, selecting cam, running abm.

I have to disagree with the statement that CCcam only works on newer boxes. Although it freezes a lot more than mgcamd
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When you select download plugins and select softcams, the only ccam is cccam (2.3.2-r1.de) Long ECM and Sky De Patched.
This doesn't work on my friends old zgemma 2s satellite box.
 
"Does not work" points to a problem, but does not help identify the problem which is the first part of the solution process. Can you start it by command line and see what it says

I have found an older binary, 2.30 which works better than the 2.32. So to me, problem is the CCcam version, not the ATV Cam control changes that people are so adamant to villify. No pun intended.
 
No one is vilifying atv.
they want to use the C lines they have already paid for in most cases, or use a new test line C line for whichever service they use, cable, sat or euro sat and aren't able to do it.
In my experience of half a dozen older boxes, H2s and such likes, CCcam2.3.0 won't work either when the .cfg file is in the /etc folder, it's only since the file location changed that it doesn't work
 
As far as I am aware, there are no CCcam 2.30 ipks built for ATV to use new cam control methods on ATV. We need to be specific as to what the problem is. Logs make things easier to see.

May I suggest that you install CCcam from the secret feeds. Do not use downloaded ipks. Better still use the commands I posted above. Then restart.

Does CCcam start? (I am not asking if channels are decrypted)

If yes, proceed to following

Next stage, using 7zip, unzip/unrar/inflate the 2.30 CCcam ipk that you downloaded . You have to do it twice.
Ensure the binary is named CCcam
Transfer it to /usr/bin
Ensure it has 755 properties
Restart receiver and check the decryption status


If CCcam did not start, issue following command and post back results (text not picture). Please paste instead of typing to avoid errors

/etc/init.d/softcam start
 
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