CCcam Tutorial - Some more infos of how to 1

This tutorial will help you master the full potential of this excellent CAM. The following tools are required to be able to use the CCcam on your Dreambox: 1) Linux compatible editor, such as Ultraedit32,Notepad ++ or Crimson Editor (freeware) 2) FTP software like FlashFXP 3) A syslog utility like 3csyslog (freeware) 4) A Telnet utility, the Windows integrated tool will do the job Installing CCcam The CCcam archive is composed of 2 files, a bin file and a config file. In the original RAR archive, the authors have saved the Dreambox binary file as CCcam.ppc, whilst the config file is the same as for any version. It is suggested to rename the binary file in CCcam as it will help make the following Telnet procedures easier. Copy the bin file to /var/bin and set the rights (attributes) to 755. Copy the config file to /var/etc/ We are now ready to check in details how CCcam really works, using the Telnet utility In Windows, Start RUN and type Telnet 192.168.1.10 (or your Dreambox IP number) and click OK Login (root) Now do the following: Type cd /var/bin to go to /var/bin, check whether you are in the correct directory (for Linux ls=dir), check the file colour, the CCcam file should be green. At the prompt, type “CCcam –dv” making sure to match the file name as well as capital letters. The –dv command will give you the possibility to see each step that CCcam does, through an activity log that should look like the following one: 1) 16:09:26.209 CCcam: =================================== 2) 16:09:26.212 CCcam: starting CCcam 1.2.0 compiled on Jul 5 2006@21:12:46 3) 16:09:26.212 CCcam: =================================== 4) 16:09:26.276 CCcam: online using nodeId 578103ff60952939 5) 16:09:26.305 CCcam: DM70x0 detected 6) 16:09:26.307 CCcam: create 2 cam device(s) 7) 16:09:26.920 CCcam: provider num: fff830 8 ) 16:09:26.920 CCcam: provider key: (hier steht die abonummer) 9) 16:09:27.120 CCcam: provider num: 021c00 10) 16:09:27.121 CCcam: provider key: (hier steht die abonummer) 11) 16:09:27.215 CCcam: card added to broker with caid 500 12) 16:09:28.018 CCcam: card added to broker with caid 4a70 13) 16:09:28.072 CCcam: added 389 keys from /var/keys/SoftCam.Key 14) 16:09:28.132 CCcam: added 541 keys from /var/keys/AutoRoll.Key 15) 16:09:28.133 CCcam: static cw not found or bad 16) 16:09:28.134 CCcam: read_ignorefile: cannot open /var/keys/CCcam.ignore or not found 17) 16:09:28.135 CCcam: server started on port 12000 If you suspect something is not correct, and would like to check the ECMS answers, these will appear directly on your DB when zapping channel. Just start a second Telnet session, type the command ps and press Enter. The active processes will be displayed and should look like the following example: 1: root@dm7020:~> ps 2: PID Uid VmSize Stat Command 3: 1 root 608 S init [2] 4: 2 root SWN [ksoftirqd/0] 5: 3 root SW< [events/0] 6: 4 root SW< [khelper] 7: --- extra lines removed--- 8: 599 root 2100 S /var/bin/CCcam_1.2.1 9: 600 root 2100 S /var/bin/CCcam_1.2.1