: Often dreambox or blank, depending on your firmware. 3. File Placement and Permissions
The CCcam.cfg file contains the "C-lines" (client lines) required to connect to a server.
You must move the file from your computer to your receiver using an like FlashFXP , FileZilla , or DCC (Dreambox Control Center) . Host : Your receiver's IP address. Username : Often root . Download File Cccam.txt
: Standard for many modern Linux-based receivers like the DM800 . /var/etc/ : Common for older or specific receiver setups.
: Once uploaded, set the file attributes (permissions) to 755 (executable) or 644 using your FTP client to ensure the system can read it. 4. Activation : Often dreambox or blank, depending on your firmware
Downloading and setting up a CCcam.txt (typically known as CCcam.cfg ) involves acquiring the configuration file and placing it in the correct directory on your satellite receiver or server to enable card sharing. 1. Acquire the File
: You can create a plain text file, name it CCcam.cfg , and add your server lines manually. You must move the file from your computer
: Some providers offer a pre-configured CCcam.cfg or a .txt file that you must rename to .cfg for the emulator to recognize it.