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cnc007

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Hi I followed Kiddac's barebones openatv setup on my zgemma 2s and everything seemed to setup successfully.

However, I can only get the fta channels - I have a CCcam.cfg file and ftp'd it to usr/keys and I am using CCcam2.3.0.

The softcam is active but says underneath 'No ECM Info'. I've restarted the cam and box multiple times - on the CCcam info under Servers it lists my Server correctly however.

The Line worked fine this morning before I flashed openATV.

I have followed steps in numerous posts but I am having no luck with this at all.

I'd appreciate any help. Thanks

PS. also following Kiddacs guide I could not find AutoBouquetsMaker anywhere in the Plugins section so I installed AutoBouquets instead - not sure of this has any affect on my line not working.
 
Thanks for the suggestions. I have tried that as well but still the same problem.
I was under the impression for openATV the CCcam.cfg should be in the usr/keys folder - Indeed when checking on CCcam info the server is not listed when the file is only in the /etc folder
 
It is in this format:
C: servername port user pass

This is all I have in the CCcam.cfg file - is this correct?
And it is saved as .cfg file and not .txt

Thanks
 
CCcam.cfg goes in usr/keys on openatv. Ignore the incorrect advice a few posts above.
 
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And if using cccams go into softcam menu. Press yellow button for cam info. Then press servers. This will tell you if your line is installed and active.
 
Cccam.cfg

OpenVix: /etc folder
OpenATV: /usr/keys folder
4D/OpenPLI: /etc folder

mg_cfg and newcamd.list this goes in
OpenVix: /usr/keys
OpenATV: /usr/keys
4D/OpenPLI: /usr/keys
 
kiddac said:
And if using cccams go into softcam menu. Press yellow button for cam info. Then press servers. This will tell you if your line is installed and active.
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Hi Kiddac,
in CCcaminfo > Servers > my server is shown but it it reads:

<servername>
Cards: 0
Type: cccam-s2s
Version: N/A
NodeID: N/A
Connected:
 
kiddac ive seen a few people say they've used cccam.cfg in etc im not sure why when its always been usr/keys on openatv unless they've changed it recently
 
It might have a built in symlink for the etc folder. Which means it acts as a dummy location for usr/keys. But i am an atv/cccams man and usr/keys is 100% the correct location.

Cnc.do you have a red or green icon next to your line. Also you do not get ecm on fta channels. You have to be ona scrambled channel
 
kiddac said:
It might have a built in symlink for the etc folder. Which means it acts as a dummy location for usr/keys. But i am an atv/cccams man and usr/keys is 100% the correct location.

Cnc.do you have a red or green icon next to your line. Also you do not get ecm on fta channels. You have to be ona scrambled channel
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I have a red icon so I guess that means it's offline/dead then. Just tried with an N line and it works.
My C line was working earlier today before I reflashed and has never stopped working before - would reflashing without stopping the cam first have caused it to lock or something?

Thanks Kiddac for your help.

Btw do you know why I wasn't able to find the ABM plugin when setting up the box?
 
cnc007 said:
kiddac said:
It might have a built in symlink for the etc folder. Which means it acts as a dummy location for usr/keys. But i am an atv/cccams man and usr/keys is 100% the correct location.

Cnc.do you have a red or green icon next to your line. Also you do not get ecm on fta channels. You have to be ona scrambled channel
Click to expand...

I have a red icon so I guess that means it's offline/dead then. Just tried with an N line and it works.
My C line was working earlier today before I reflashed and has never stopped working before - would reflashing without stopping the cam first have caused it to lock or something?

Thanks Kiddac for your help.

Btw do you know why I wasn't able to find the ABM plugin when setting up the box?
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Your server might have gone down temporarily. One of mine was off for a few hours today
 
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