Press the or OK on your remote to save the changes.
Navigate to the configuration directory. Depending on your image, this is usually located in: /etc/ (Standard for OpenATV, OpenPLi, etc.) /var/etc/ (Older images)
Found in your Kanasa box network settings menu. Method 1: Installing CCcam on Kanasa Enigma2 (Linux OS)
Using FileZilla, navigate to the /etc folder on the receiver. Edit CCcam.cfg : cccam kanasa install
Navigate to > Software Management > Install Local Extension (or similar menu items, e.g., Plugins > IPK Installer ). Select the /tmp folder. Select the CCcam_2.3.x.ipk file and press OK to install.
Edit /etc/CCcam.cfg using a text editor (vi or via FTP). Basic working configuration:
You need to convert this into a CCcam.cfg file. Press the or OK on your remote to save the changes
There are two main methods to install CCcam on a Kanasa Enigma 2 receiver. We will cover both.
The system operates on a client-server architecture. The server, which physically holds the smart card, extracts the Control Words (CW) needed to decrypt the broadcast signal. The CCcam software then transmits these keys over a local network or the internet to client receivers.
The software is installed and configured, but it is not yet running in the background. You must activate it through the softcam manager interface. Method 1: Installing CCcam on Kanasa Enigma2 (Linux
SOFTKEY FILE : /var/keys/Softcam.key
Once the CCcam softcam is installed, it will not decode channels until you add your specific subscription configuration lines. Step 1: Locate or Create CCcam.cfg Connect to your receiver via your FTP client.
Enter your subscription line in the following format: C: hostname port username password Save the file.