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CCcam quickstart - add a line in five minutes

Set up CCcam in five minutes: paste your two C: lines into CCcam.cfg, restart the softcam and watch. The fastest way to get a cccam.io line running.

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What you need

  • A cccam.io line (trial or paid). Your welcome email, and your account at my.cccam.io, give you two C: lines: one per server, same username and password. Using both means one server can take over if the other has a problem.
  • SSH or telnet access to your receiver.
  • CCcam installed on the receiver (most images include it).

1. Add your C: lines

SSH into the receiver and open the CCcam config:

nano /etc/CCcam.cfg
# Or, on some images:
# nano /var/etc/CCcam.cfg
# nano /usr/keys/CCcam.cfg

Paste both lines exactly as they appear in your email or portal. They look like this:

C: <server 1 host> <port> <username> <password>
C: <server 2 host> <port> <username> <password>

Copy them rather than typing them: the two servers use different ports. In the customer portal you can also download a ready-made CCcam.cfg for each line. Save and exit.

2. Restart CCcam

On Enigma2:

/etc/init.d/softcam restart
# Or:
init 4 && sleep 2 && init 3

3. Verify

Tail the CCcam log:

tail -f /tmp/CCcam.log

You should see CONNECTED within a few seconds. Switch to an encrypted channel: the picture should decrypt in under a second.

Doesn’t decrypt?

Check our troubleshooting page first. Most failures are a firewall blocking the outbound port, a mistyped line, or a wrong receiver clock.