Raed Saadeh
10-04-2009, 11:18 PM
Security Feature in CCcam.config
CCcam Config Security
There is an inbuilt security feature in CCcam to prevent your C Line from being stolen and used on another sever (pay server), Also bear in mind that your line could be stolen from one of your peers.
First off there is no point in using this security feature if you are using the default password for you dreambox or other linux stb. Always change the default password
To use this security feature, you need to use the IP address from the C Line obtained from your peer on the F Line you set in your CCcam.config
For Example
C Line you have received from a peer: C: ihavea.dyns.org 12000 thisshare thispass no { 0:0:2 }
F: thisshare thispass 2 0 0 { 0:0:2 } { } { } ihavea.dyns.org
The Security is implemented by placing { } { } at the end of the F Line and placing the matching IP address after this.
It is also important to keep the spacing correct between carachters when setting this up.
A few things that you should be wary of.
* A peer asking you to remove the security as he cannot connect for some reason
* A peer complaining that you are off line, and your IP is updating correctly
You can do a quick check if you remove the security and he connects, then I would recommend you delete him, the call is yours
CCcam Config Security
There is an inbuilt security feature in CCcam to prevent your C Line from being stolen and used on another sever (pay server), Also bear in mind that your line could be stolen from one of your peers.
First off there is no point in using this security feature if you are using the default password for you dreambox or other linux stb. Always change the default password
To use this security feature, you need to use the IP address from the C Line obtained from your peer on the F Line you set in your CCcam.config
For Example
C Line you have received from a peer: C: ihavea.dyns.org 12000 thisshare thispass no { 0:0:2 }
F: thisshare thispass 2 0 0 { 0:0:2 } { } { } ihavea.dyns.org
The Security is implemented by placing { } { } at the end of the F Line and placing the matching IP address after this.
It is also important to keep the spacing correct between carachters when setting this up.
A few things that you should be wary of.
* A peer asking you to remove the security as he cannot connect for some reason
* A peer complaining that you are off line, and your IP is updating correctly
You can do a quick check if you remove the security and he connects, then I would recommend you delete him, the call is yours