CCam monitoring script

CCam monitoring script


'' ..... a monitoring script for cccam 2.1.1.
dreambox 800
usr/script, put it there chmod 755
then go to services/daemons CRON set it to every minute, redirect to ccheck.sh

thats it

you can test while switching to common interface, after a minute ccam restarts on its own



PS

i cant upload here so here is the config you have to make for linux based systems


#!/bin/sh
if ps x |grep -v grep |grep -c CCcam >/dev/null
then
echo "cccam... ok"
else
echo "cccam... restarting"
/var/bin/CCcam_2.1.1 &
fi

name this file:

ccheck.sh



for 2.0.11

#!/bin/sh
if ps x |grep -v grep |grep -c CCcam >/dev/null
then
echo "cccam... ok"
else
echo "cccam... restarting"
/usr/bin/CCcam_2.0.11 &
fi

filename : ccheck.sh

Im using latest gemini 4.3
Services/Daemons you will find in the Mainscreen of the Blue Panel

and this works perfect, tested it now for 2 hours, and i cant stop the cccam from running

if you use an E1 box, you will have to make the file into var/script ''

Default unde pun scriptul si daca e bine facut?
#!/bin/bash
CCCAM_CONFIG_FILE_PATH="/etc"
CCCAM_EXECUTABLE_PATH="/bin"
NAME_OFF_CCCAM_EXECUTABLE="CCcam_2.2.1"
#
function Check_CCcam {
ps -eo comm,pid,etime > tmpcat
PID=$(grep -i $NAME_OFF_CCCAM_EXECUTABLE tmpcat | awk -F" " '{ print $2}')
TIME=$(grep -i $NAME_OFF_CCCAM_EXECUTABLE tmpcat | awk -F" " '{ print $3}')
}
#
Check_CCcam
if [ "$PID" = "" ]; then
cd $CCCAM_EXECUTABLE_PATH
./$NAME_OFF_CCCAM_EXECUTABLE -C $CCCAM_CONFIG_FILE_PATH/CCcam.cfg
fi
exit 0



am pus scriptul asta
am imagine nemesis 4.4 si cccam 2.2.1
am facut fisirul numit
checkcccam.sh

si i-am dat atrinut 755
insa
nu stiu exact unde sa o pun pentru ca punand-o in var/bin nu merge desi am pornit cron

Poate detaliati un pic e neplacut sa vin acasa de la serviciu si uenori dreamboxul sa nu mearga, unii au acest script si le reporneste cccamul

MULTUMESC si scuze daca s-a mai discutat, sunt sigur ca multi sunte interesati

Code:

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1. Buton Albastru (telecomanda) ---> Tasta 3 (sau Start-Stop programs) ---> se bifeaza Enable Crond.

 2. Se deschide un editor de text, scrii urmatorul script:
#!/bin/sh

(ps -ef | grep CCcam | grep -v grep) && touch /tmp/OK || (/var/bin/CCcam && date >> /tmp/Restart_cam)

exit0

sau

#!/bin/sh
if ps x |grep -v grep |grep -c CCcam >/dev/null
then
echo "CCcam... ok"
else
echo "cccam... restarting"
/var/bin/CCcam &
fi

Salvezi scriptul cu denumirea EmuVer.sh
Acest script il pui in var/script cu atribut 755

3. Deschizi iar editorul text si scrii :

* * * * * /var/script/EmuVer.sh start /dev/null

salvezi cu denumirea  root
Acest fisier il transferi in var/spool/cron/crontabs __ si ii setezi atribut 443
(daca in var nu ai folderul spool, il creezi)

Sau transferi fisierele din arhiva de mai jos, ai si imaginile aferente pt ghidare.

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am facut asa cum ai spus, foarte bine prezentat, si documentat, mura in gura
acuma cum imi dau seama ca functioneaza?
Stiu ca te agasez dar no, asta no reuseam asta cu cron!

MULTUMIRI MII!

Simplu comuti din BP pe common interface, in max. 1 min trebuie sa porneasca (acum depinde si de numarul liniilor)


P.S. sau din telent ----- killall CCcam urmat de enter

no process kiled

oare ce ni fac bin

p.s. nu am comom interface, am cccam 2.2.1 si scam 3,47

pui scripul si sa il bagi in crond cred ca merge si cu crontab -e

Atentie la denumirea CCcam din var/bin. Daca acolo ai CCcam2.13 asa pui si in scriptul ce verifica starea EMU.

#!/bin/sh

(ps -ef | grep CCcam | grep -v grep) && touch /tmp/OK || (/var/bin/CCcam_2.2.1 >> /tmp/Restart_cam)

exit0


asa?????????????????



CCcam_2.2.1