Green screen problem

[raedkuwait]

hi, i get green screen sometimes when i use switch config with in the CCcam info plugin, and the enigma reboots, and when i check the etc folder, i find that that
the CCcam.cfg has been deletet?8019

[silverfox0786]

you need to add this to yr config and all will be ok


ALLOW TELNETINFO: yes
ALLOW WEBINFO: yes
TELNETINFO LISTEN PORT : 16000
WEBINFO LISTEN PORT: 16001

[shadowman007]

you need to add this to yr config and all will be ok


ALLOW TELNETINFO: yes
ALLOW WEBINFO: yes
TELNETINFO LISTEN PORT : 16000
WEBINFO LISTEN PORT: 16001

Where do you need to go to do all this ? from the VU box itself ?

[Stanman]

Yes you need to put in CCcam.cfg, which is in /ETC folder.

Use filezilla or DCC to connect to the box and amend the file.

[punisher]

U need to ftp into ur box and edit the CCcam.cfg file which is in /etc/CCcam.cfg. Just right click on the file an edit and add those lines at the top of the page

[Stanman]

too slow:D:p

[Alias1]

Not smart using CCcam default port as it has a back door :)

[Larry-G]

Not smart using CCcam default port as it has a back door :)

there's no definitive on that one, plenty of rumors and speculation but not a ounce of proof has yet to surface.

[Alias1]

there's no definitive on that one, plenty of rumors and speculation but not a ounce of proof has yet to surface.
Wouldnt like to bet on that would you mate trust me it has a back door unless you have the version of an aussie forum which speficially fixed that :)
CCcam 2.2.0 fix backdoor

Code:

case MSG_CMD_0D:
1960 case MSG_CMD_0E: {
1961 //Un commands, maybe attacking commands. Block this user
1962 if (cl->typ == 'c') //client connection
1963 {
1964 cs_log("%s CCCAM-BACKDOOR COMMANDS DETECTED! BLOCKING USER %s", getprefix(), cl->usr);
1965 struct s_auth *account;
1966 for (account = cfg->account; (account) ; account = account->next) {
1967 if (!strcmp(cl->usr, account->usr))
1968 account->disabled = TRUE;
1969 }
1970 cs_disconnect_client(cl);
1971 }
1972 else //reader connection
1973 {
1974 cs_log("%s CCCAM-BACKDOOR COMMANDS DETECTED! BLOCKING READER %s", getprefix(), cl->reader->label);
1975 cl->reader->enable = FALSE;
1976 cc_cli_close(cl, FALSE);
1977 }
1978 break;
1979 }
1980
1957 1981 case MSG_EMM_ACK: {
1958 1982 cc->just_logged_in = 0;
… …
3211 3235 int cc_cli_init(struct s_client *cl) {
3212 3236 struct cc_data *cc = cl->cc;
3213 if (cc && cc->mode == CCCAM_MODE_SHUTDOWN)
3237 struct s_reader *reader = cl->reader;
3238
3239 if ((cc && cc->mode == CCCAM_MODE_SHUTDOWN) || !cl->reader->enable || cl->reader->deleted)
3214 3240 return -1;
3215 int res = cc_cli_init_int(cl);
3216 struct s_reader *reader = cl->reader;
3241
3242 int res = cc_cli_init_int(cl); //Create socket
3243
3217 3244 if (res == 0 && reader && (reader->cc_keepalive || !cl->cc) && !reader->tcp_connected) {
3218 cc_cli_connect(cl);
3219 if (cc && cc->mode == CCCAM_MODE_SHUTDOWN)
3220 return -1;
3221
3245
3246 cc_cli_connect(cl); //connect to remote server
3247
3222 3248 while (!reader->tcp_connected && reader->cc_keepalive && cfg->reader_restart_seconds > 0) {
3223 3249
3250 if ((cc && cc->mode == CCCAM_MODE_SHUTDOWN) || !cl->reader->enable || cl->reader->deleted)
3251 return -1;
3252
3224 3253 if (!reader->tcp_connected) {
3225 3254 cc_cli_close(cl, FALSE);
… …
3232 3261 cs_log("%s restarting reader...", reader->label);
3233 3262 cc_cli_connect(cl);
3234 if (cc && cc->mode == CCCAM_MODE_SHUTDOWN)
3235 return -1;
3236 3263 }
3237 3264 }

[Larry-G]

im not say there is not a back door but no one has managed to show me proof other than wild rumor and speculation.

[basilyoung]

thats an impressive code list,...any chance of a post on how to understand it?

[Alias1]

http://streamboard.gmc.to:8001/changeset/3906/trunk/module-cccam.c
Easy enough to decipher if you look at the above code that oscam implemeted for users using CCcam protocol within oscam :)
For those that are real paranoid I have the fixed version of CCcam if you want it let me know

[Alias1]

Opps sorry just checked the fix is for oscam ONLY using CCcam protocol as a server it does NOT apply to stand alone versions of CCcam.