C Line behaviour

[satfoot]

I have tested the same CCcam_2.13 connection three times within 10 minutes on the Plugin CCcam.Info, and obtained the following results:-

a) C: dyndnsname port username password no { 0:0:2 }

Result:- Visible Cards 80 =Dist 1 1 Dist 2 79

b) C: dyndnsname port username password yes { 0:0:2 }

Result:- Visible Cards 85 =Dist 1 7 Dist 2 78
(an increase of 6 dist 1 cards and a decrease of 1 Dist 2 card when compared to above example)

c) C: dyndnsname port username password { 0:0:2 } (this time I put neither no nor yes)

Result:- Visible Cards 331 =Dist 1 1 Dist 2 113 Dist 3 217
( Dist 1 back to 1 as when I put no, Dist 2 increased to 113 and Dist 3 217. With yes or no in C Line, I did not get any Dist 3 Cards.

Can someone explain the results obtained?

 

[satfoot]

I asked a friend to test the same thing on any C Line in his CCcam.cfg and even he obtained similar results....that is, when he removed the yes or not from that C Line he got an increased number of Cards even in Dist 3 although he has { 0:0:2 } in that c Line. Any comments? This thing reminded me of the card overflow in GBox.

 

[malakudi]

When you ommit yes/no for want_emus option, you can't use { 0:0:2 } option because you break the syntax and it is ignored. When you use yes you see a few more hop 1 cards because you get the emulated caids.

So, all you observe is absolutely normal.

 

[satfoot]

Thanks for your reply.
I have this F Line in my CCcam.cfg:-
F: username password 2 1 0 { 0:0:2 }
When my friend removes the yes or no from his C Line in his CCcam.cfg, he also gets Dist 3 cards from me. Apart from this, on his CCcam.info Plugin, he sees Warning:-Multiple Servers.
Is this normal too?

 

[Rainman_nlb]

yes, its normal ... 2 means you / he will get cards from dist 3 ... I tested this out on my side and it took long to understand this "non-sense" ;-)