Tutorial: How to install CSP

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    Tutorial: How to install CSP


    This Tutorial is designed to help load CSP from start to finish up and running


    I will split posts to section out each part required.


    Question, What do you need for CSP ???


    Answer, Well for this Tutorial you will need a Linux based PC, ie Debian or Ubuntu,
    also another emu already loaded such as newcs or oscam ( This is Required to get your local Card operational.)



    CSP runs in a Java Environment and for the newer updated versions Sun Java6 so lets get that installed first.


    Firstly you will need to open a putty terminal or cmd window to you server.


    Code
    sudo -i


    Then use your text editor such as vim or nano I prefer nano but the choice is yours.
    if you want to use same commands as me and have not got nano then


    Code
    apt-get install nano


    Code
    nano /etc/apt/sources.list


    Add string


    Code
    deb [URL]http://volantile.debian.org/debian-volantile[/URL] lenny/volantile main contrib
deb-src [URL]http://volantile.debian.org/debian-volantile[/URL] lenny/volantile main contrib




deb [URL='http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/']ftp.osuosl.org :: Oregon State University Open Source Lab[/URL] lenny main non-free
deb-src [URL='http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian']ftp.osuosl.org :: Oregon State University Open Source Lab[/URL] lenny main non-free


    then


    Code
    apt-get update


    and finally to install


    Code
    apt-get install sun-java6-jdk

    Now we Have Sun Java installed its time to compile and install CSP


    For this Tutorial We are going to use the Subversion install, I will show how to manually install later in this thread.


    Again we are going to use command lines for this tutorial. via putty etc


    open a terminal and start by making a folder where we will download the last release and compile it.


    create a folder called for example cspsvn in this path /lib:
    if you are not the root tape this command
    if you are entering as root avoid this step. go directly to step 2


    Code
    sudo -i
cd lib
mkdir cspsvn


    Next we are going to download csp using subversion


    now if you do not have subversion installed then


    Code
    apt-get install subversion


    Else


    Code
    cd cspsvn
svn co http://streamboard.gmc.to/svn/CSP/trunk CSP-svn


    at this point the last version of csp is downloading. once it finishes downloading we will start compiling it.


    The next step you will require " ant " if not already on your system then


    Code
    apt-get install ant


    this will install ant. once installed we will start compiling csp.


    Code
    cd CSP-svn


    to compile CSP just type


    Code
    ant build
ant tar-app


    now the csp is compiled.


    Next


    Code
    cd dist
tar -zxvf cardservproxy.tar.gz


    if tar -zxvf cardservproxy.tar.gz does not work for then you should install tar using this command.


    Code
    apt-get install tar



    now we will move our compiled program to a directory we want. here in this example we will just rename the cardservproxy folder to csp and put it directly in this folder /usr/local/


    be sure that you are in this path /lib/cspsvn/CSP-svn/dist
    if you are not there then just type this command


    Code
    cd ..
cd /lib/cspsvn/CSP-svn/dist
mv cardservproxy /usr/local/csp


    now our csp is compiled and exists in this path /usr/local


    all you have to do to run it is the following. leave your current path using command.


    Code
    cd ..


    then enter this folder /usr/local/csp


    Code
    cd /usr/local/csp
./cardproxy.sh start


    you should have the ok which means that your proxy is running.


    if this is your first installation
    you will have to ./cardproxy.sh start once again which will give you a default xml to work with.


    Now to Check CSP is running there is a Web interface, the default port is 8082


    so in your browser enter your servers ip followed by :8082


    example http://192.168.0.20:8082


    you will need to enter username and password again by default these are user = admin password = secret


    In the next part of the tutorial we will look at a typical csp.xml file and I will show how to use profiles and connectors.


    Continued...


    Above thanks to newtolinux is a sample xml file.


    Question, how do i get to the xml ??


    Answer, Once you have entered your servers ip as described in post 2 you will be presented with a screen like this :



    log in with admin as user name and secret as password
    then select the Config tab as below



    This is where you add or remove any configuration details such as users connectors profiles etc.


    The first thing we need to add is a profile for your local card for this Tutorial we will use a Sly uk card. below is a example :


    Code
    <profile name="0963-***UK"  ca-id="0963" network-id="0002" enabled="true" debug="false">
       <newcamd listen-port="13000">
         <card-data  type="config" ca-id="0963">
           <providers>00 00 00</providers></card-data></newcamd>
            <max-cache-wait>1500 ms</max-cache-wait>
            <max-cw-wait>3500 ms</max-cw-wait>
      <filter-cards>provider</filter-cards>
      <services-file  format="cccam" ca-id="0963" filter="000000">/var/etc/CCcam.channelinfo</services-file>
    </profile>


    And now assuming you have newcs or oscam working you need to give csp a working nline


    ie, N your.ip.addy.etc 10000 csp user 01 02 03 04 ..........14


    Now this will make a newcamd connector example below


    Code
    <newcamd-connector name="my-local" profile="0963-***UK" provider-idents="00 00 00" enabled="true" debug="false" metric="2">
        <host>your.ip.addy.</host>
        <port>10000</port>
        <user>csp</user>
        <password>user</password>
        <des-key>01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14</des-key>
        <asynchronous>true</asynchronous>
 </newcamd-connector>


    If all goes well your card is now being used by csp


    At this point Please Note you will need to open ports ( port forward ) in your router
    initially the port to get to the web interface 8082 ( you can change this port later but for now we will leave as default), And also a block of ports for example 13000-13050 this amount is set as each profile ( one per provider ) will need an open port. These must be forwarded as TCP. Also if you intend to use a cluster for you cache another separate port ie 17500 must be opened in the router but this time as UDP.


    I will cover adding users csp cws connectors and how to set up the clustered cache
    in subsequent posts

    Continued..........


    The User Manager..


    example from the above xml



    In this part of the xml you add new users and the passwords you wish to give them, Below is a simple explanation:
    with Thanks to " Golfball "


    user and profiles
    max-connections=per profile, this number can be increased if your client has more than 1 box


    offering 1 profile
    <user name="myfriend" password="special" profiles="0963-UK***" max-connections="1"/>



    offering 2 profiles
    <user name="myfriend" password="special" profiles="0963-UK*** 1702-***DE" max-connections="1"/>



    offering all profiles
    <user name="myfriend" password="special" max-connections="1"/>



    offering unlimited profiles and connections
    <user name="myfriend" password="special" profiles="0963-UK***"/>

    Continued...........


    As Discussed earlier profiles are made for each provider here are some sample profiles that you may be lucky enough to get an exchange with.


    Again my thanks to Golfball for his input in this piece of the Tutorial..



    Be careful, you cannot have more than 1 profile with the same caid number if the network-id is also the same!!
    i.e. caid '0500' with network_id '013e' and caid '0500' with network-id '0001' is OK, but
    2 profiles with caid '0500' and network_id '0001' will cause the csp to fail.


    *** UK

    Code
    <profile name="0963-***UK" ca-id="0963" network-id="0002" provider-idents="00 00 00" enabled="true" debug="true">
<newcamd listen-port="nnnnn">
<card-data type="config" ca-id="0963">
<providers>00 00 00</providers></card-data></newcamd><max-cw-wait>7</max-cw-wait>
<filter-cards>provider</filter-cards>
<services-file format="cccam" ca-id="0963" filter="000000">etc/CCcam.channelinfo</services-file>
</profile>


    *** DE

    Code
    <profile name="1702-***DE" ca-id="1702" network-id="0085" provider-idents="00 00 00" enabled="true" debug="true">
<newcamd listen-port="nnnnn">
<card-data type="config" ca-id="1702">
<providers>00 00 00</providers></card-data></newcamd><max-cw-wait>7</max-cw-wait>
<filter-cards>provider</filter-cards>
<services-file format="cccam" ca-id="1702" filter="000000">etc/CCcam.channelinfo</services-file>
</profile>



    *** IT

    Code
    <profile name="0919-***IT" ca-id="0919" network-id="fbff" enabled="true" debug="true">
<newcamd listen-port="nnnnn">
<card-data type="config" ca-id="0919">
<providers>00 00 00</providers>
</card-data></newcamd><max-cw-wait>9</max-cw-wait>
<filter-cards>provider</filter-cards>
<services-file format="cccam" ca-id="0919" provider="000000">etc/CCcam.channelinfo</services-file>
</profile>


    also

    Code
    <profile name="093b-***IT" ca-id="093b" network-id="fbff" enabled="true" debug="true">
<newcamd listen-port="nnnnn">
<card-data type="config" ca-id="093b">
<providers>00 00 00</providers>
</card-data></newcamd><max-cw-wait>9</max-cw-wait>
<filter-cards>provider</filter-cards>
<services-file format="cccam" ca-id="093b" provider="000000">etc/CCcam.channelinfo</services-file>
</profile>


    XXX channels


    Canaalsatelite and Orange both providers have the same caid and network-id

    Code
    <profile name="0500-CSAT+" ca-id="0500" network-id="0001" enabled="true" require-provider-match="true" debug="true">
<newcamd listen-port="nnnnn">
<card-data type="config" ca-id="0500">
<provider-idents>03 28 20, 03 28 30, 03 28 40, 03 29 20</provider-idents></card-data></newcamd>
<max-cw-wait>9</max-cw-wait><!--CANALSAT 03 28 20, 03 28 30, 03 28 40 | ORANGE 03 29 20-->
<filter-cards>provider</filter-cards>
<services-file format="cccam" ca-id="0500" provider="032820, 032830, 032840, 032920">etc/CCcam.channelinfo</services-file>
</profile>


    0500 viaccess JSC Sport - ART Intl - SRG Swiss etc

    Code
    <profile name="0500-VIACCESS" ca-id="0500" network-id="013e" enabled="true" require-provider-match="true" debug="true">
<newcamd listen-port="nnnnn">
<card-data type="config" ca-id="0500">
<provider-idents>03 28 20, 02 08 10, 02 44 00, 02 38 00, 03 07 00, 03 0b 00, 02 3b 00, 02 11 10, 04 24 00, 04 24 10</provider-idents>
</card-data></newcamd> <max-cw-wait>14</max-cw-wait>
<!-- 32820 | 20810 AB Sat (19E/13E) | 24400 Dorcel/inXtc/freeX/XDream (13E) | 23800 SRG Swiss (13E) | 30700 JSC Sport+ (13E) | 30b00 TNT Sat (19E) | 23b00 MCT Redlight (13E) | 21110 ART International (13E) | 03 20 00 themeX -->
<services-file format="cccam" ca-id="0500" provider="032820, 020810, 024400, 023800, 030700, 030b00, 023b00, 021110, 042400, 042410">etc/CCcam.channelinfo</services-file>
</profile>


    C+ NL - TVV

    Code
    <profile name="0100-SECA ca-id="0100" network-id="0035" enabled="true" require-provider-match="true" debug="true">
<newcamd listen-port="nnnnn">
<card-data type="config" ca-id="0100">
<providers>00 00 6a, 00 00 6c</providers></card-data></newcamd>
<max-cw-wait>12</max-cw-wait>
<filter-cards>provider</filter-cards>
<services-file format="cccam" ca-id="0100" filter="00006a, 00006c">etc/CCcam.channelinfo</services-file>
</profile>


    Telesat -C+ NL - Cyfra - Meosat

    Code
    <profile name="0100-seca-13e" ca-id="0100" enabled="true" network-id="013e" require-provider-match="true" debug="false">
<newcamd listen-port="nnnnn">
<!-- meo C+nl cyfra 00 00 68, 00 00 65, / 00006d Telesat-->
<card-data type="config" ca-id="0100">
<providers>00 52 21, 00 00 68, 00 00 65, 00 00 6d</providers></card-data></newcamd><max-cw-wait>9</max-cw-wait>
<filter-cards>provider</filter-cards>
<services-file format="cccam" ca-id="0100" filter="00006d, 005221, 000068, 000065">etc/CCcam.channelinfo</services-file>
</profile>

    Continued.........


    Exchange a CSP CWS Connector.


    Again here is a basic guide for how and what to exchange with CSP CWS Connectors, so I will and explain as simply as I can


    below is the sample csp xml file


    also it has a profile for *** uk already in place other provider profiles can be found higher up this thread
    if someone requests to exchange a cws connector he will give you some information to input.


    example :


    Code
    http://friends.dyndns.net :8082 user password


    I have shown how to enter that info lower down in the xml


    In return you will send your dns address the port number of your csp which by default is 8082 you can change that if you wish


    also you will need to make a user name and password for example, friend user1 as shown in this thread


    just to remind you further down is shown where to enter user & password




    <cardserv-proxy ver="0.9.0">


    <ca-profiles>
    <default-des-key>01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14</default-des-key>


    <extended-newcamd listen-port="XXXXX/>



    <profile name="0963-***UK" ca-id="0963" network-id="0002" provider-idents="00 00 00" enabled="true" debug="true">
    <newcamd listen-port="11005">
    <card-data type="config" ca-id="0963">
    <providers>00 00 00</providers></card-data></newcamd><max-cw-wait>9</max-cw-wait>
    <filter-cards>provider</filter-cards>
    <services-file format="cccam" ca-id="0963" filter="000000">/var/etc/CCcam.channelinfo</services-file>
    </profile>



    </ca-profiles>


    <logging log-ecm="true" log-emm="true" log-zapping="false" hide-ip-addresses="false">
    <log-file rotate-count="3" rotate-max-size="1024">log/cardserv.log</log-file>
    <log-level>INFO</log-level>
    <silent>true</silent>
    <debug>false</debug>
    </logging>


    <rmi>
    <display-name>Csproxy</display-name>
    <status-web>
    <listen-port>8082</listen-port>
    <ssl enabled="false">
    <keystore password="secret">etc/csp_keystore</keystore>
    </ssl>
    <war-file>lib/cs-status.war</war-file>
    <super-users>admin</super-users>
    </status-web>
    </rmi>


    <user-manager class="com.bowman.cardserv.SimpleUserManager">
    <auth-config>
    <user name="admin" password="secret" max-connections="3" admin="true"/>
    <user name="user1" password="secret1" profiles="myprofile"/>
    <user name="a" password="b"/><!--you want to see all lines so do not add profiles-->
    <user name="friend" password="user1" profiles="0963-***UK"/>


    </auth-config>


    </user-manager>


    <connection-manager>
    <reconnect-interval>60</reconnect-interval>
    <default-des-key>01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14</default-des-key>
    <default-keepalive-interval>55</default-keepalive-interval>


    <service-map>
    <mapper>


    <cache-dir>/cache</cache-dir>
    <cache-save-age>300</cache-save-age>
    <auto-map-services>true</auto-map-services>
    <auto-reset-threshold>20</auto-reset-threshold>
    </mapper>
    <mapper profile="myprofile">
    <reset-services></reset-services>
    <block-services></block-services>
    </mapper>
    </service-map>


    <cws-connectors>


    <csp-connector name="friend" enabled="true" debug="true" metric="1">
    <url>http://friends.dyndns.net :8082</url>
    <user>user</user>
    <password>password</password>
    <request-cache-updates>true</request-cache-updates>
    </csp-connector>




    <newcamd-connector name="mylocal-***" profile="0963-***UK" provider-idents="00 00 00" enabled="true" metric="1">
    <host>xxx.xxx.x.xx</host>
    <port>15000</port>
    <user>user</user>
    <password>pass</password>
    <asynchronous>true</asynchronous>
    </newcamd-connector>


    </cws-connectors>


    </connection-manager>


    <proxy-plugins>
    <plugin class="com.bowman.cardserv.LoggingPlugin" enabled="false">
    <plugin-config>
    <log-dir>log/traffic</log-dir>
    <log-level>ALL</log-level>
    <ip-filter>*</ip-filter>
    </plugin-config>
    </plugin>
    <plugin class="com.bowman.cardserv.DcwFilterPlugin" enabled="true" jar-file="dcwfilterplugin.jar"/>
    <plugin class="com.bowman.cardserv.ProviderIdentPlugin" enabled="true" jar-file="provideridentplugin.jar"/>
    <plugin class="com.bowman.cardserv.I*****Plugin" enabled="true" jar-file="i*****plugin.jar"/>
    </proxy-plugins>


    <cache-handler class="com.bowman.cardserv.DefaultCache">
    <cache-config>
    <cw-max-age>14</cw-max-age>
    <max-cache-wait>11</max-cache-wait>
    </cache-config>
    </cache-handler>


    </cardserv-proxy>


    save changes and that is it


    note if the user has other providers such as *** de, or n*** you will have to put profiles and user idents in the xml to be able to view those channels


    Now in Return you would give


    Code
    http://yourdns.or.ip:8082 friend user1


    Also if someone gives a newcamd nline connector you enter the information similar to how the local card was entered


    for example:


    Code
    N: friends.dyndns.net 12555 user password 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14


    he also tells you his local card is sly Germany


    Firstly you would need to make a profile for Sly Germany


    example


    Code
    <profile name="1702-***DE" ca-id="1702" network-id="0085" provider-idents="00 00 00" enabled="true" debug="true">
   <newcamd listen-port="13001">
       <card-data type="config" ca-id="1702">
       <providers>00 00 00</providers></card-data></newcamd><max-cw wait>7</max-cw-wait>
    <filter-cards>provider</filter-cards>
   <services-file format="cccam" ca-id="1702" filter="000000">etc/CCcam.channelinfo</services-file>
</profile>


    and then a newcamd connector using the information given


    example,


    Code
    <newcamd-connector name="friend" profile="1702-***DE" provider-idents="00 00 00" enabled="true" metric="1">
    <host>friends.dyndns.net</host>
        <port>12555</port>
     <user>user</user>
    <password>password</password>
   <des-key>01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14</des-key>
 <asynchronous>true</asynchronous>
</newcamd-connector>

    Continued..........



    How to Setup Clustered Cache


    Step 1, firstly you need to choose yourself a port different from what you csp is using,for the cache which must be forwarded in your router and instead of tcp define it as a udp port lets say for example "17500 "


    Step 2, make sure you forward this port in UDP to your CSP Server's ip address,


    Step 3, in your proxy xml file locate this :


    Code
    <cache-handler class="com.bowman.cardserv.DefaultCache">
<cache-config>
<cw-max-age>14</cw-max-age>
<max-cache-wait>11</max-cache-wait>
</cache-config>
</cache-handler>



    it is normally near the bottom of the xml file, do not worry if its not exactly the same, now you are going to delete all of that and replace it, I will show with what shortly.


    Step 4, you need to locate where your csp is kept, for example mine is /usr/local/csp
    there also should be a cache directory, you need to open that and make a file just called " cluster "


    Step 5, open / edit the new file ( cluster ) you made, in there will go your dns and port that you forwarded earlier ... ie myserver.homelinux.net :17500
    also if someone has already given you details to exchange cache that would go on the next line


    so you would have a file that looks like:


    Code
    myserver.homelinux.net :17500
friends.dyndns.addy :30001


    save that file and if any other cache exchange lines are given to you they will go in there as well.


    Step 6, you will need to chmod the new file ie


    Code
    chmod 755 /usr/local/csp/cache/cluster


    or whatever path your csp is in.


    step 7, this will be the replacement part of the xml file that you have deleted as of step 3
    now remember the udp port you have forwarded also your dns you put in the cluster file and also the path where the cluster file is.




    save the xml " save changes "


    Step 8, Restart your CSP Proxy


    that's all


    to check if it works , go to Status page and you should see
    Cache-Handler: com.bowman.cardserv.ClusteredCache
    click on it and it opens up. you should see something like the example below


    Continued.........



    The only other thing you need to do is change and experiment with timings
    more information to help with this is within the csp xml itself.


    If you go to the config tab at the bottom of the xml you will find reference.xml
    clicking there will open whats referred to as the Manual and i would suggest reading through it.


    I hope the above has given a basic understanding of how to install csp and the very basics of using it


    I hope if anyone else has any files or relevant information please add to this thread



    Lastly I would like to thank those who spent many hours on MSN etc explaining to me what I have posted here.

    How To Install CSP Manually


    if you have down loaded a pre-compiled csp package do the following


    1) mkdir /usr/local/csp
    2) chmod 644 /usr/local/csp


    3) FTP the csp package to /usr/local/csp
    4) chmod 755 /usr/local/csp/config/
    5) chmod 755 /usr/local/csp/etc/
    6) chmod 755 /usr/local/csp/lib/
    7) chmod 755 /usr/local/csp/log
    8) chmod 755 /usr/local/csp/plugins
    9) chmod 755 /usr/local/csp/cardproxy.sh


    10) nano or pico or vim /etc/apt/sources.list and add:
    deb Index of /debian unstable non-free


    11) apt-get update


    12) apt-get install sun-java6-jdk


    13) cd /usr/local/csp/
    14) ./cardproxy.sh start
    IMPORTANT: the first time you run this the csp will create a proxy.xml template. DO NOT FTP A FRIENDS proxy.xml to your csp until this template has been generated by your own csp!
    Be careful if you do use a friends proxy.xml file, IT MUST BE FROM THE SAME CSP VERSION!! you cannot put a version 0.813 in a 0.9 setup or vice versa!
    15) ./cardproxy.sh start


    16) use your web browser http://csp_ip:8082
    17) login; admin password: secret

    Tweaking the File Descriptors



    Question, What would be the big advantage of tweaking the FileDescriptors ?


    Answer,


    The more Profiles you have the more FD you have
    The more users you have the more FD you have


    users * Profiles = max 1024


    that's why you need to increase.



    Here is how to blow up your FD in CSP.
    Based on Debian Lenny.


    Login to your shell of csp


    Code
    nano /etc/security/limits.conf


    Add the follow lines:


    Code
    root soft nofile 65536
root hard nofile 65536



    reboot your server

    Note Wait until everything is booted before starting your CSP, otherwise Java will not cope the changes.

    Mgcamd connection



    csp is also capable of extended newcamd and this is normally used by mgcamd


    it can work in receiving as a chameleon connector and giving out a nline to mgcamd


    the default port for extended newcamd is 15112 and default des key 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14


    for an incoming connector here is an example


    Code
    <chameleon-connector name="friend" enabled="true" debug="false" metric="2">
        <des-key>01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14</des-key>  
        <host>ip.of.friend.or.dns</host>
        <port>15112</port>
        <user>friend</user>
        <password>user1</password>
      </chameleon-connector>


    and to give a nline same as before but use the port 15112 or what ever you have assigned

    Code
    N: your.dns.or.ip 15112 user password 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14


    Question, what's the advantage of this ??


    Answer, when giving out a extended newcamd nline all the priofiles on your server will be in 1 nline instead of multiple nlines if given the normal way.


    for incoming chameleon connector no real advantage however this connector tends to be more stable than a standard csp cws connector, however not generally used.



    Note: only profiles with a correct caid and network-id will work!

    this is more convienient:
    Sun-java6-jdk is not available in the Debian repository but it is available in the non-free Debian repository.So first of all edit the


    /etc/apt/sources.list


    and add the following to the sources.list


    deb-src Debian -- Security Information lenny/updates main non-free
    deb Debian -- Security Information lenny/updates main non-free
    deb-src Index of /debian lenny main non-free
    deb Index of /debian lenny main non-free


    After adding the above links to the repository, go on like descripted here

    hi all


    i followed this guide for 3 hrs last night, i seem to have connection from csp to oscam, as i see them logged in
    no errors on cauche file


    but i see no ecms ect moving to csp?


    after a reboot and triple check i just get


    2012-09-08 11:26:08 - WARNING: NewcamdCws[csp:0963-UK***] - Unknown msg received from CWS: 00 01 27 10 05 00 04 24 10 00 D3 00 00 11 A7 66
    2012-09-08 11:26:08 - WARNING: NewcamdCws[csp:0963-UK***] - Unknown msg received from CWS: 00 01 27 10 05 00 04 24 00 00 D3 00 00 D8 05 1D
    2012-09-08 11:26:08 - WARNING: NewcamdCws[csp:0963-UK***] - Unknown msg received from CWS: 00 01 27 10 09 63 00 00 00 00 D3 00 00 91 B8 A6
    2012-09-08 11:26:08 - WARNING: NewcamdCws[csp:0963-UK***] - Unknown msg received from CWS: 00 01 27 10 09 63 00 00 00 00 D3 00 00 95 72 68
    2012-09-08 11:26:08 - WARNING: NewcamdCws[csp:0963-UK***] - Unknown msg received from CWS: 00 01 27 10 09 63 00 00 00 00 D3 00 00 72 22 DF
    2012-09-08 11:26:08 - WARNING: NewcamdCws[csp2:0963-UK***] - Unknown msg received from CWS: 00 01 27 11 05 00 04 24 10 00 D3 00 00 45 E3 77
    2012-09-08 11:26:08 - WARNING: NewcamdCws[csp2:0963-UK***] - Unknown msg received from CWS: 00 01 27 11 05 00 04 24 00 00 D3 00 00 0C F0 3D
    2012-09-08 11:26:08 - WARNING: NewcamdCws[csp2:0963-UK***] - Unknown msg received from CWS: 00 01 27 11 09 63 00 00 00 00 D3 00 00 01 F8 77
    2012-09-08 11:26:08 - WARNING: NewcamdCws[csp2:0963-UK***] - Unknown msg received from CWS: 00 01 27 11 09 63 00 00 00 00 D3 00 00 5A E7 33
    2012-09-08 11:26:08 - WARNING: NewcamdCws[csp2:0963-UK***] - Unknown msg received from CWS: 00 01 27 11 09 63 00 00 00 00 D3 00 00 40 8D 43
    2012-09-08 11:26:08 - WARNING: NewcamdCws[xtrend:0963-UK***] - Unknown msg received from CWS: 00 01 27 12 09 63 00 00 00 00 D3 00 00 BB 69 5F

    Maybe others will have same problem after editing cache using 1 above card proxy refused to start


    <cache-handler class="com.bowman.cardserv.ClusteredCache">
    <cache-config>
    <cw-max-age>11</cw-max-age>
    <max-cache-wait>150ms</max-cache-wait># i had to change value on this line from 150ms to 14 and then it worked
    <local-host>myserver.homelinux.net </local-host>
    <local-port>17500</local-port>
    <tracker-url>file:///usr/local/csp/cache/cluster</tracker-url>
    <tracker-update>1</tracker-update>
    <sync-period>5</sync-period>
    <hide-names>true</hide-names>
    <debug>true</debug>
    </cache-config>
    </cache-handler>



    Just in case thx GUys for the help

    thanks for the good tutorial but i have problem in my csp on vps it accept not all users
    i did what you said in limits config but the same problem

    Hi my friend,
    I have ubuntu server and i want to install CSP but like you said in your last post
    to install sun java but i try not working is telling me that" sun-java6-jdk is not avaible
    but is referred to by another package.This may mean that the package is missing , has been obsoleted
    or is only available from another source"


    I want your help, thank's

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