Reply With QuoteTurn off the /dev/tts/0 device (serial ports) in cccam.cfg and then maybe newcs and CCcam wont be trying to read from the same device at the same time.
newcs / CCcam debug
.. any help with this log from CCcam_2.0.0 / newcs_1.2.0 would be most welcome ...
23:19:05.381 CCcam: cam[0] ecm odd nok caid:0x604 id:0x0 pid:0x13bf Unknown
23:19:05.770 CCcam: chid 0006
23:19:05.770 CCcam: chid 001B
23:19:05.770 CCcam: chid 0192
23:19:05.770 CCcam: chid 023D
23:19:05.771 CCcam: cam[0] ecm odd nok caid:0x624 id:0x0 pid:0x13bf Unknown
23:19:06.139 CCcam: chid 0006
23:19:06.140 CCcam: chid 001B
23:19:06.140 CCcam: chid 0192
23:19:06.140 CCcam: chid 023D
23:19:06.141 CCcam: cam[0] ecm odd nok caid:0x604 id:0x0 pid:0x13bf Unknown
23:19:12.001 CCcam: newcamd server localhost:6667 user: Local
23:19:12.026 CCcam: newcamd first read failed -1
23:19:12.026 CCcam: newcamd receive error -1
23:19:12.038 CCcam: newcamd server localhost:6666 user: Local
23:19:12.058 CCcam: newcamd first read failed -1
23:19:12.058 CCcam: newcamd receive error -1
23:19:14.218 CCcam: chid 0006
23:19:14.219 CCcam: chid 001B
23:19:14.219 CCcam: chid 0192
23:19:14.219 CCcam: chid 023D
23:19:14.222 CCcam: cam[0] ecm even nok caid:0x624 id:0x0 pid:0x13bf Unknown
23:19:14.599 CCcam: chid 0006
23:19:14.599 CCcam: chid 001B
23:19:14.599 CCcam: chid 0192
23:19:14.600 CCcam: chid 023D
23:19:14.600 CCcam: cam[0] ecm even nok caid:0x604 id:0x0 pid:0x13bf Unknown
23:19:14.978 CCcam: chid 0006
[ 2310 ] [ Sci ] Opening device /dev/sci0
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the newcs.xml is ...
<newCSconfig>
<readers name="Phoenix">
<device>
<name>Phoenix Interface</name>
<type>phoenix</type>
<mhz>357</mhz>
<baud>9600</baud>
<node>/dev/tts/0</node>
<parity>none</parity>
<reset>normal</reset>
<export>Yes</export>
<enabled>Yes</enabled>
<blocksa>No</blocksa>
<blockua>No</blockua>
<blockga>No</blockga>
<!-- <boxkey>0000000000</boxkey> -->
<!-- <rsa>0000000000</rsa> -->
<irdeto-camkey>0000000000000000</irdeto-camkey>
<irdeto-camkey-data>000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000</irdeto-camkey-data>
<crypto-special>No</crypto-special>
<ipk>000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000</ipk>
<ucpk>00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000</ucpk>
<PTShandshake>No</PTShandshake>
<carddetect>yes</carddetect>
<newcamd_port>6666</newcamd_port>
<autosid>Yes</autosid>
<Seca-PPV>no</Seca-PPV>
<pincode>0000</pincode>
<priority>round</priority>
</device>
<device>
<name>Upper Cardreader</name>
<type>sci</type>
<node>/dev/sci0</node>
<reset>normal</reset>
<export>Yes</export>
<enabled>Yes</enabled>
<blocksa>No</blocksa>
<blockua>No</blockua>
<blockga>No</blockga>
<crypto-special>No</crypto-special>
<irdeto-camkey>0000000000000000</irdeto-camkey>
<irdeto-camkey-data>000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000</irdeto-camkey-data>
<PTShandshake>No</PTShandshake>
<carddetect>yes</carddetect>
<newcamd_port>6667</newcamd_port>
<autosid>Yes</autosid>
<Seca-PPV>no</Seca-PPV>
<pincode>0000</pincode>
<priority>round</priority>
</device>
</readers>
<cache>
<emm>20</emm>
<ecm>-1</ecm>
</cache>
<debug>
<level>normal</level>
<type>init</type>
<output>console,tcp</output>
<console_options>normal,init</console_options>
<tcp_port>3001</tcp_port>
<tcp_options>normal,init</tcp_options>
</debug>
<newcamdserver>
<enabled>Yes</enabled>
<name>newcs</name>
<deskey>01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14</deskey>
<user>
<name>Local</name>
<password>Local</password>
<au>on</au>
<sidoverride>on</sidoverride>
</user>
<user>
<name>local</name>
<password>local</password>
<au>on</au>
<sidoverride>on</sidoverride>
</user>
<user>
<name>user1</name>
<password>user1</password>
<au>on</au>
<sidoverride>on</sidoverride>
</user>
</newcamdserver>
</newCSconfig>
and the CCcam.cfg is ...
N: localhost 6667 Local Local 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
N: localhost 6666 Local Local 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
| Look Here -> |
Turn off the /dev/tts/0 device (serial ports) in cccam.cfg and then maybe newcs and CCcam wont be trying to read from the same device at the same time.
What would you do if your server was stolen or failed beyond repair?
http://www.2000cn.com.au/shadowprotect.html
... not sure what you mean ...Originally Posted by cwispy
newcs is being used as the server ... it reads the card via the phoenix cardreader and then serves out the data to any valid 'clients'
CCcam is being used here purely as a client - so there is no 'conflict' with the serial port
... or are you saying that even if we are using CCcam as a client - it still opens the serial port?
... hmmm ... if true ... what's the 'turn off serial' in CCcam config ... never came accross this before
BTW ... thanks for youir input to my problem
CCcam can be both a client and a server. Make sure that the serial port and even the Sci port lines are commented out in the CCcam.cfg file so that it and newcs dont try to access them at the same time. Then concentrate on trying to get newcs to read the card without CCcam running, then bring CCcam into the mix. Also make sure that the dreambox is not using the serial port for debugging.
What would you do if your server was stolen or failed beyond repair?
http://www.2000cn.com.au/shadowprotect.html
will run CCcam without the server - purely as a clientCode:CCcam -s
hey guys ... thanks for your input on this ... its been a slow process for me ... but I am learning a great deal more than just 'plug & play' approach
... its good to understand how the system should operate ... which I do ... now its the detail in the configs which makes all the difference ...
... anyway
1. Currently running newcs first ... as suggested ... and ensured that the DM is not using the serial for debug ...
The is part of the log I'm getting ...
[ 10:26:03 ] [ Phoenix ] Opening device /dev/tts/0
[ 10:26:03 ] [ Phoenix ] Setting Parity to: NONE
[ 10:26:03 ] [ Phoenix ] Setting 2 Stop bits on node /dev/tts/0
[ 10:26:03 ] [ Phoenix ] Setting Baud to custom 16129
[ 10:26:03 ] [ Phoenix ] Normal RESET on node /dev/tts/0
[ 10:26:05 ] [ Loader ] Reset failed ...
[ 10:26:05 ] [ Loader ] Reader type 5 on node /dev/sci0
[ 10:26:05 ] [ Sci ] Opening device /dev/sci0
[ 10:26:05 ] [ Sci ] No card present in reader
[ 10:26:05 ] [ Loader ] Reset failed ...
[ 10:26:05 ] [ Loader ] Reader type 2 on node /dev/tts/0
[ 10:26:05 ] [ Phoenix ] Opening device /dev/tts/0
[ 10:26:05 ] [ Phoenix ] Setting Parity to: NONE
[ 10:26:05 ] [ Phoenix ] Setting 2 Stop bits on node /dev/tts/0
[ 10:26:05 ] [ Phoenix ] Setting Baud to custom 16129
[ 10:26:05 ] [ Phoenix ] Normal RESET on node /dev/tts/0
[ 10:26:07 ] [ Loader ] Reset failed ...
[ 10:26:07 ] [ Loader ] Reader type 5 on node /dev/sci0
[ 10:26:07 ] [ Sci ] Opening device /dev/sci0
[ 10:26:07 ] [ Sci ] No card present in reade
... I'v highlighted the reset fail ... which its still doing
The Phoenix is set to 6MHz
2. As suggested I have then brought-in CCcam with the -s option
... this is part of the log ...
10:52:35.243 CCcam: cam[0] ecm odd nok caid:0x604 id:0x0 pid:0x13bf Unknown
10:52:35.621 CCcam: chid 0006
10:52:35.621 CCcam: chid 001B
10:52:35.621 CCcam: chid 0192
10:52:35.621 CCcam: chid 023D
10:52:35.622 CCcam: cam[0] ecm odd nok caid:0x624 id:0x0 pid:0x13bf Unknown
10:52:36.001 CCcam: chid 0006
10:52:36.001 CCcam: chid 001B
10:52:36.001 CCcam: chid 0192
10:52:36.002 CCcam: chid 023D
10:52:36.002 CCcam: cam[0] ecm odd nok caid:0x604 id:0x0 pid:0x13bf Unknown
10:52:41.072 CCcam: newcamd server localhost:6667 user: Local
10:52:41.092 CCcam: newcamd first read failed -1
10:52:41.093 CCcam: newcamd receive error -1
10:52:41.103 CCcam: newcamd server localhost:6666 user: Local
10:52:41.123 CCcam: newcamd first read failed -1
10:52:41.123 CCcam: newcamd receive error -1
10:52:44.003 CCcam: chid 0006
10:52:44.003 CCcam: chid 001B
10:52:44.003 CCcam: chid 0192
10:52:44.003 CCcam: chid 023D
10:52:44.004 CCcam: cam[0] ecm even nok caid:0x624 id:0x0 pid:0x13bf Unknown
10:52:44.384 CCcam: chid 0006
10:52:44.384 CCcam: chid 001B
10:52:44.384 CCcam: chid 0192
10:52:44.384 CCcam: chid 023D
10:52:44.385 CCcam: cam[0] ecm even nok caid:0x604 id:0x0 pid:0x13bf Unknown
10:52:44.763 CCcam: chid 0006
10:52:44.764 CCcam: chid 001B
10:52:44.764 CCcam: chid 0192
10:52:44.764 CCcam: chid 023D
... still not resetting and most likely not due to a contention problem with the serial port on /dev/tts/0
try setting "carddetect=no"
Are you 100% sure the serial port on your dreambox is working?
Have you tried running newcs and your reader on a pc. This would test if it's the serial port on your dream or the reader that's the problem.
Had some more time just now ... so did some further testing ... good news is that I managed to resolve all the problems - phoenix definitely works 100% ... this was verified by running newcs on a PC with the phoenix ... and its getting resets without any problems ...
… I now have a working system running with phoenix and gamma …
Well there are many lessons to be learned here ... the first one ... don't assume anything works without testing it with something that you know works.
My phoenix worked 100% from day one ... however when someone assists you with a config and you know less than the person helping out ... you can only assume that the config WILL work .. so you blame your phoenix and not the config (I think this has been a favorite of z80's .. lots of people here get themselves in deep water - including me - by not understanding configs and jumping from one to another) then start flashing different images and when things don't work you get further and further away from the real problem and create others ...
... ok ... my approach was to take a deep breath and enjoy some reading on how newcs and CCcam work .. set up a few configs ... very basic and study the logs .. slowly things start making more sense and you can begin to fine tune your 'not working' configuration... with a little help from the good folk here
... all sounds good ... this is where I was a few days ago ... but unfortunately in my case ... I had a H/W problem ...
... the above quote hit the nail on the head ...
I had a faulty serial port on a DM ... however this was further complicated by my sellers welcomed intervention and offer to swap-out my original DM with another DM ... which he claimed had no problem with working phoenix(s) ...
Because I was certain that all my configs were 100% (well perhaps not 100% ... but I should be getting further than I did) and the DM ... well new and shinny.. so it can't be faulty
However the replacement DM which I purchased (the idea agreed with the seller was that I would return the faulty DM - but if both end up working ... then I will keep both) – also did not work with my setup. At this stage … two DM’s to be aulty … hmmm … don’t think so … more likely its my phoenix right? To assist further the seller pointed me to a 100% working image he pulled off another identical DM … (remember what I said above regarding images and flashing) … this would once and for all prove if my phoenix is faulty or my original DM … since this will work with the replacement DM for sure according the seller …
After flashing both DM’s with same image – BOTH DM’s did not work with my phoenix … so the natural conclusion once again … phoenix is bad …
This is when I decided to back to school as I was rapidly getting nowhere …
Some simple study and experimentation allowed me to tweak the ‘broken’ configs supplied to me by the seller … well at least they did nor work for me .. even with some obvious changes …
I got much further and could easily see that the card in the phoenix was not being reset … a BIG clue ...
At this stage .. it was necessary to check the phoenix with newcs (same configuration) on a PC – just to once and for all confirm that its working or not …
Before … I used phoenix with GWM .. but not fully configured … it confirmed that I was receiving ATR and data .. but never checked the card reset .. so was not conclusive about phoenix operation even though it worked
The PC configured newcs confirmed that phoenix works 100% with my gamma
Now all I did is copy my PC (working) newcs.xml … with minor changes for the DM serial port device /dev/tts/0 … to the DM and started the system …
… newcs logfile running on the DM instantly confirmed that the phoenix is working … see section of log below …
root@dreambox:~> newcs_1.20
Reading Config file from /var/tuxbox/config/newcs.xml
TCP-log password is disabled!
level: normal
type: init
output: console,tcp
logger config: level 1 type 3 output 5
Console log options: level 1 type 3
tcp port: 1001
TCP log options: level 1 type 3
[ 20:53:50 ] [ Box detect ] Box type 2
[ 20:53:50 ] [ Config ] Value in <ipk> for device 0 (Phoenix Interface) is INVALID, skipping...
[ 20:53:50 ] [ Config ] Value in <ucpk> for device 0 (Phoenix Interface) is INVALID, skipping...
[ 20:53:50 ] [ Config ] Pincode for device 0 (Phoenix Interface): 0000
[ 20:53:50 ] [ Config ] /dev/tts/0 ECM priority: round
[ 20:53:50 ] [ EMM Cache ] Initialising Cache with 20 entries
[ 20:53:50 ] [ ECM Cache ] Initialising dynamic Cache
[ NewCS ] Process ID is: 238
[ 20:53:50 ] [ Loader ] Reader type 2 on node /dev/tts/0
[ 20:53:50 ] [ Phoenix ] Opening device /dev/tts/0
[ 20:53:50 ] [ Phoenix ] Setting Parity to: ODD
[ 20:53:50 ] [ Phoenix ] Setting 1 Stop bit on node /dev/tts/0
[ 20:53:50 ] [ Phoenix ] Setting Baud to custom 16129
[ 20:53:50 ] [ Phoenix ] Normal RESET on node /dev/tts/0
[ 20:53:52 ] [ Loader ] Unknown card
[ 20:53:52 ] [ Loader ] Trying Irdeto (T=14)
[ 20:53:52 ] [ Loader ] Reader type 2 on node /dev/tts/0
[ 20:53:52 ] [ Phoenix ] Opening device /dev/tts/0
[ 20:53:52 ] [ Phoenix ] Setting Parity to: ODD
[ 20:53:52 ] [ Phoenix ] Setting 1 Stop bit on node /dev/tts/0
[ 20:53:52 ] [ Phoenix ] Setting Baud to standard 9600
[ 20:53:52 ] [ Phoenix ] Normal RESET on node /dev/tts/0
[ 20:53:54 ] [ ATR ] T=14 1etu=104.17us Guardtime:17etu WWT:9600etu
[ 20:53:54 ] [ ATR ] Historical bytes: I R D E T O A C S V 4 . 1
[ 20:53:54 ] [ Loader ] Init Irdeto card
[ 20:53:54 ] [ Phoenix ] Setting Parity to: NONE
[ 20:53:54 ] [ Phoenix ] Setting 2 Stop bits on node /dev/tts/0
[ 20:53:54 ] [ Phoenix ] Setting Baud to standard 9600
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. removed some bits - ssrattus
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[ 20:53:55 ] [ Loader ] Starting Newcamd Server on port 6666
[ 20:53:55 ] [ Loader ] Starting Radegast Server on port 16000
[ 20:53:55 ] [ NewCS ] Ready to GO!
root@dreambox:~> [ 20:53:55 ] [ Newcamd ] recv: error! 111: Connection refused
[ 20:53:55 ] [ Newcamd:6666 ] User Local logout
[ 20:53:58 ] [ Newcamd:6666 ] User Local logged in, client: CCcam
… about 15 seconds later picture appears on the screen … so I could enjoy the final 15 minutes of Seinfeld
Now I hope that we can ALL learn from each other … this is why I am doing such a … l o n g … and detailed post … perhaps it will help someone with similar problems I experienced ...
Now all I need to do is contact my seller and return the faulty DM … I did promise him a dinner … (if you are reading this .. PM me with a good time and place .. we both had a good learning exercise from this experience)
Cheers to everyone who offered helping ‘hand’ … much appreciated … now its my turn to help others
… ooops… I forgot to mention
… a very appropriate suggestion … makes a big difference …try setting "carddetect=no"
… however I don’t really know why it should matter … I can only conclude that the JayCar MKII has a problem in being detected by newcs … so we simply ignore … other phoenix card readers must have no problem with this?
Cheers z80
… one final gripe regarding DM500s – it does not handle 4:3 aspect in a wide format (16:9) screen – this is most annoying … is there any H/W or software mods to fix this?
.. is this apparent only in the 500’s or 7020’s also exhibit same?
Do other images ‘fix’ this problem?
.. any feedback most welcome to many of us with DM500s …
Last edited by ssrattus; 10-04-08 at 03:34 PM.
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