Vu Duo - Start CCcam in Debug mode?

[mcquaim]

Hi folks,

Anyone know how to start CCcam in debug mode on the Vu Duo? Is it even possible?

I read about using -d option via telnet but it won't work for me, saying file not found..

I navigate to location usr/softcams and type CCcam.2.1.4 -d >> var/logs

This doesn't work for me so am I doing something wrong?

[samot4]

Stop cccam from running.
Open a telnet session from a pc.
login.
cd /usr/bin enter (this may wary in diffrent images this is for Blackhole).
./CCcam_221 -dv enter (if this is the CCcam version you are using).

Now you can watch CCcam start up and connect.
The sessin will stop running when you close the comand prompt.

[Donnie]

Make sure CCcam is not running, then make sure you check the spelling of CCcam in softcams upper and lowre case are important
the once you have navigated the to the correct location type
CCcam.2.1.4 -d

If you use putty you can copy and paste commands

[mcquaim]

Hi there,

In the folder usr/bin when I ls I don't see CCcam.2.1.4. Is this the correct folder for Vix 2.1?

[Stanman]

try USR/softcam

[mcquaim]

Hi Stanman,

I navigated to usr/softcams and with ls I can see the file CCcam.2.1.4 but if I enter the command:

CCcam.2.1.4 -d

I get the error, -sh: CCcam.2.1.4: not found

What am I doing wrong?

[hedleyg]

Hi Mcqualm,
The softcams directory is not in your PATH variable.
To get around this, keyin

./CCcam.2.1.4 -d

This, ./ , tells the shell that the file is in the current directory.

[mcquaim]

Cheers, progress, I think..

Now getting error:

-sh: ./: Permission denied ??

[mcquaim]

Sorry, my bad..

I typed ./ CCcam.2.1.4 when it shouldn't have any spaces!

Now spooling to my telnet session!

Thanks for the help folks!

[Alias1]

Cheers, progress, I think..

Now getting error:

-sh: ./: Permission denied ??
cool you got it sorted I just change the names of the binaries to like CCcam or mgcamd makes it easier

[samot4]

-sh: ./: Permission denied ??

Have you chmoded your CCcam file?

try
chmod 755 /usr/softcam/CCcam.2.1.4

[mcquaim]

No, the permissions were fine, I'd a typo!

I had

./ CCcam.2.1.4 -d

Where it should have been

./CCcam.2.1.4 -d

[t.ph]

You are also be able to do this via CCcam.cfg file

If using an original file then it is as simple as changing the line #DEBUG : yes (just remove #)

if not there then just add that line