dinsdag 7 juni 2011  CCcam performance tuning  CCcam is used for
satellite, cable or terrestrial DVB card sharing.  In this post
I will try and give you some information on it's performance
tuning to get a stable problem free cardserver.  I myself am
using a smargo cardreader under Linux to take the load off my
satellite receiver.  The receiver (a DM800) is totally rubbish
for running a big CCcam server (I have around 100 peers).  Clean
config First things first, you need to clean up your CCcam.cfg. 
I'd recommend installing an application like CCcam webinfo PHP
and see what your peers are sharing and if they are resharing. 
Contact the peers who aren't sharing to see what's going on
there, if they do not respond; kick them.  As a default I
recommend F and C lines to look like these;  F: friend password
1 0 0 { 0:0:2 } { } { } friend.dyndns.org C: friend.dyndns.org
12000 myname mypass no { 0:0:2 }  This ensures you only receive
hop1 and hop2 and only send your local and peers cards to your
peers which they ar