wfemu on linux pc with Viewsat 9000 HD- two servers

[iitt2007]

May be you know and can help -
setup - wfemu on linux pc with Viewsat 9000 HD. Ecostar on one server (A) and B3V on Server (B).
Can run only one server at a time.
To watch TV, each time - comment either server in rq-sssp-client.conf (to run Ecostar or B3V), and re-run wfemu.
Example - for Ecostar, comment out B3V server in rq-sssp and rerun wfemu
For B3V, comment out Ecostar in rq-sssp and rerun wfemu.
Is there any way, to avoid this (making changes in rq-sssp and re-running wfemu)?

[d1964]

you should be able to put sever info on one line for dik and one line for bev delete # sign at beginning of both lines, also you will need to input caid mapping for bev.....

[kenkell1]

just like d1964 stated......
Just make sure both servers are active by removing the # in front of each server line.

[iitt2007]

Thank you...

[iitt2007]

just like d1964 stated......
Just make sure both servers are active by removing the # in front of each server line.


Tried un commenting both servers but when switched from Dik to B3V, it still says camid mismatch. Are there any settings in rq-sssp?

[kenkell1]

Tried un commenting both servers but when switched from Dik to B3V, it still says camid mismatch. Are there any settings in rq-sssp?

instead of using linux have you tried goos XX-Client Release v2.2 file that you run on windows? Seriously it runs very good with less hiccups then the linux version.

[iitt2007]

I will try and let you know...thanks.

[bruinfan]

Have you set your next servers with an underscore and number after it?
Like this:

card_server_url=newcamd: ( your first server )
card_server_url_0=newcamd: ( next server )
card_server_ur_1=newcamd: ( and so on )

[iitt2007]

Thanks bruinfan. Setting servernames with underscore did work :-)

[bruinfan]

Good that your up.....I use to run Linux as well but switched to XX-Client for windows. I found with Linux, it would freeze when you went to a non working channel then back, and I would have to reboot my router. With windows, no more getting off the couch :) Like kenkell stated, runs pretty smooth.