here you go bob....
thanks to OP
This is a script i put together a while back to check if cccam is up and running on my DM500s using pli jade.
Use: If cccam is running nothing is done, if cccam is unresponsive it is restarted.
How to implement:
Telnet to your dreambox ip , i use Putty as my connection manager on Windows as its free and does the job perfectly.
Once you log into your dreambox ,decide where you want to place the script. I put it in /var/bin/
Insert the below code into the file CCcamCheck.sh
I chose to use the VI text editor in the above example but the file can be ftpd to your chosen directory.
Make sure the above code is changed to meet your needs.
Once the file is in place
To make the file executable.
At this point you should be able to test the script by issuing the following.
which should output the following
If the output is ok. You will have to add the job to root crontab. So the check is run every X min.
First off i had to start the cron deamon. In pli jade i did this by doing the following:
and it should display the following.
PID 19056 is the ps aux | grep -i cron process id which can be ignored.
Now that crond is running.
We have to create a file called root in:
and insert the following.
This runs the script every one min
thanks to OP
This is a script i put together a while back to check if cccam is up and running on my DM500s using pli jade.
Use: If cccam is running nothing is done, if cccam is unresponsive it is restarted.
How to implement:
Telnet to your dreambox ip , i use Putty as my connection manager on Windows as its free and does the job perfectly.
Once you log into your dreambox ,decide where you want to place the script. I put it in /var/bin/
Code:
cd /var/bin/
vi CCcamCheck.sh
Code:
#!/bin/sh
USERNAME=root
PASS=whatever
HOST=192.168.1.2
PORT=16001
if
ps x |grep -v grep |grep -c CCcam >/dev/null ; then
if
cd /tmp/
wget http://$USER:$PASS@$HOST:$PORT ; then
rm /tmp/index.html
echo "$(date) wget ok .... CCcam is up and running"
else
echo "wget not ok trying to kill CCcam"
if killall CCcam > /dev/null ; then
echo "$(date) CCcam Killed"
else
if /bin/CCcam > /dev/null ; then
sleep 10;
echo "$(date) Cccam Restarted"
if ps x |grep -v grep |grep -c CCcam >/dev/null ; then
if
cd /tmp/
wget http://$USER:$PASS@$HOST:$PORT ; then
rm /tmp/index.html
echo "$(date) wget ok .... CCcam is up and running"
fi
fi
fi
fi
fi
fiMake sure the above code is changed to meet your needs.
Once the file is in place
Code:
chmod +x CCcamCheck.shTo make the file executable.
At this point you should be able to test the script by issuing the following.
Code:
/var/bin/CCcamCheck.shIf not open up the script and try to debug.
If the output is ok. You will have to add the job to root crontab. So the check is run every X min.
First off i had to start the cron deamon. In pli jade i did this by doing the following:
To check if crond has started use this command.
Code:
ps aux | grep -i cronPID 80 is the crond process which confirms it is up and running.
PID 19056 is the ps aux | grep -i cron process id which can be ignored.
Now that crond is running.
We have to create a file called root in:
Code:
vi /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root
Code:
*/1 * * * * /var/bin/CCcamCheck.sh >> /tmp/CCcamCheck.log 2>&1The script to be run is
And a log file is created in
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