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[maveric]

Since I started to use Pli in my DB 800 CCcam stops 2-3 times a day

I got 3 other Vu+ and DB and my DB800 is server

When I used another IMG with a cronmanager in the meny .. where you can set restart softcam 3-4 times a day
.. it never stop.

Please let me know what to do with Pli to set a autostart or timer for restart softcam

[ni_hao]

Use this script for checking if cccam is running and if not it will start.
Let a cronjob run this script every x minutes.

Check/edit the paths at the top of the file. I have created a folder called: /usr/script and put all my script files in there
Here it is used in OpenPLi 2

Attached Files

•  cccam_restart.sh   664bytes   8 downloads

[hemertje]

my CCcam never stopped with my internal cards
never had to use cron managers

[littlesat]

Is this regards a Conax card?

[jakas]

Let a cronjob run this script every x minutes.

can you give the script for PLI for cronjob like this

[hemertje]

read 3 postings above for a solution

[ni_hao]

script pli cronjob.... ???

I here have in OpenPLi 2 just a file (without extension): /etc/cron/crontabfile
The content of that file is:

10 * * * * /usr/script/cccam_restart.sh

Which means my script file to check CCcam is the file /usr/script/cccam_restart.sh and will be checked every 10 minutes.

Then start the cron daemon (crond) in telnet with:

/usr/sbin/crond -c /etc/cron/crontabs

BTW I have an enigma2 plugin (a kind of cronmanager). If you want I can send it to you by PM.

[maveric]

Use this script for checking if cccam is running and if not it will start.
Let a cronjob run this script every x minutes.

Check/edit the paths at the top of the file. I have created a folder called: /usr/script and put all my script files in there
Here it is used in OpenPLi 2

Thanx i will look at it and will comeback if I do need help

[maveric]

BTW I have an enigma2 plugin (a kind of cronmanager). If you want I can send it to you by PM.

Please send it to me

[maveric]

my CCcam never stopped with my internal cards
never had to use cron managers

I do think you have told me that before . and it is Very interesting to know that You do Not have this problem

But I do have the problem

And I do think all the others who have downloaded the file has the problem

[Alias1]

my CCcam never stopped with my internal cards
never had to use cron managers

I do think you have told me that before . and it is Very interesting to know that You do Not have this problem

But I do have the problem

And I do think all the others who have downloaded the file has the problem

I dont have that problem either have you tried a different version of CCcam better still go to oscam as the server/client

[CTHT]

Same problem here using CCcam on VU+Duo. Cam stops after a couple of hours. Having this issue since I updated the image (nightly build) last week. Tried meanwhile different versions of CCcams and some nightly builds.

Never had this problem before, so maybe downgrading to a older image will fix it for me.

[TVBlock]

Same problem here using CCcam on VU+Duo. Cam stops after a couple of hours. Having this issue since I updated the image (nightly build) last week. Tried meanwhile different versions of CCcams and some nightly builds.

Never had this problem before, so maybe downgrading to a older image will fix it for me.

I'm having the same problem. CCcam crashes (stops) several times a day. No indication why in the CCcam log.
After it stopped I cannot restart it from softcam setup. I need to reboot my Vu-Duo.

[WanWizard]

If it stops that regularly, start it in a telnet session from the commandline, using

/var/bin/CCcam -d

and see if it displays an error when it stops...

[TVBlock]

I have made some small adjustment to the above script.

These are the steps you need to make it work

1. copy the attached file cccam_restart.sh to /usr/script/ and chmod the rights to 755
2. copy the attached file crontabfile to /etc/cron/ and chmod the rights to 755

3. from telnet sesion start cron with
/usr/sbin/crond -c /etc/cron/crontabs

4. to have cron start at boot
add the line from 3. ( /usr/sbin/crond -c /etc/cron/crontabs )
to /etc/init.d/bootmisc.sh
Make sure you insert the line above the last line ( : exit 0 )

5. make sure CCCam.cfg has these line in it
ALLOW TELNETINFO: yes
TELNETINFO LISTEN PORT:16000
If not add them and restart CCcam.

Attached Files

•  cccam_restart_1.sh   664bytes   1 downloads
•  crontabfile   40bytes   0 downloads

[TVBlock]

Strange enough it just stops does not give any error.

No killed, or stopped message or segmentation fault.

I will leave it running to a logfile now. Hope it gives some sort of error.

If it stops that regularly, start it in a telnet session from the commandline, using

/var/bin/CCcam -d

and see if it displays an error when it stops...

[maveric]

I use the Plugin Ni-Hao is talking about and it works 100%

Very simple to install

[xener]

I have made some small adjustment to the above script.

These are the steps you need to make it work

1. copy the attached file cccam_restart.sh to /usr/script/ and chmod the rights to 755
2. copy the attached file crontabfile to /etc/cron/ and chmod the rights to 755

3. from telnet sesion start cron with
/usr/sbin/crond -c /etc/cron/crontabs

4. to have cron start at boot
add the line from 3. ( /usr/sbin/crond -c /etc/cron/crontabs )
to /etc/init.d/bootmisc.sh
Make sure you insert the line above the last line ( : exit 0 )

5. make sure CCCam.cfg has these line in it
ALLOW TELNETINFO: yes
TELNETINFO LISTEN PORT:16000
If not add them and restart CCcam.

quite complicated for such a little task..

start cccam with oneliner:
while true; do CCcam -d ; sleep 3;done

[jedeje]

Is this regards a Conax card?

Why do you ask? Do you have issues with a Conax card?

I have run into this type of behaviour after installing a DVB-T stick on my ET9000 and using my KPN Conax card for this in the second card slot.

With the Conax card inserted CCcam stops 2 to three times a day without giving any explanatory output when using -d, the process simply vanishes....

Taking the Conax card out fixes this behaviour, CCcam then (for me) never stops by itself.

Gr
JeDeJe

[littlesat]

I also can confirm CCcam issue with Conax... Go back to 2.1.4 solves it.