Online mit start_recv.sh - ipviasat, tdslviasat

Hallo,
irgendwie habe ich lange suchen müßen, um mit Hilfe eines Scriptes über meine TV-Karte online gehen zu können. Sonst habe ich auf den Distri's immer die nötigen Schritte von Hand ausgeführt.

Vielleicht kann mich jemand aufklären?!?
Gibt es so wenige User von tdslviasat im Forum gibt, wie es wegen den Beiträgen (Jahre alt) den Anschein nimmt?
Ist es nicht mehr aktuell?
Es unter Linux hin zu bekommen, halte ich auf jeden Fall nicht für Easy.

Kennt sich jemand damit aus?
Ich hätte noch ein Paar Fragen:

-Welchen Vorteil hat ein VPN-Zugang (Nachteil -> Verzögerung bei Verbindungsaufbau)?
-Kollidieren tdslviasat und VDR beim Umschalten trotz zweier TV-Karten?

Von Hand (dvb-apps -> dvbnet, xzap, scan)

Zitat

Starten:
dvbnet -p "dvb_pid"
ifconfig dvb0_0 hw ether xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
ifconfig dvb0_0 "dvb_ip"
export http_proxy="http://127.0.0.1:9202/"
export ftp_proxy="http://127.0.0.1:9202/"
echo " 0" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/dvb0_0/rp_filter
szap -n1 (oder czap) mit Kanal in channels.conf oder Kanal auswählen in Programmliste (VDR)
./recv

Stoppen
ifconfig dvb0_0 down
dvbnet -d dvb0_0
killall recv
killall szap

Test
tcpdump -ni dvb0_0
iptraf

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start_recv.sh - http://66.249.93.104/search?q=cache:YISqm1HzV9EJ:212.56.240.42/phpBB2/viewtopic.php%3Ft%3D3378+dvbnet+ifconfig+dvb0_0+tar&hl=de&gl=de&ct=clnk&cd=14
VPN - http://66.249.93.104/search?q=cache:AjDA_zdWcekJ:www.dvbita.com/%3Ft%3Dguide/Netsystem_UMTS_for_Linux.htm+dvbnet+ifconfig+dvb0_0+tar&hl=de&gl=de&ct=clnk&cd=7

Zitat

- Automatisierung von Konfiguration und Start der diversen Tools + recv
- Erwachung von Proxy und Netzwerkinterface zur Laufzeit + Warnung/Fehlerbehebung bei auftretenden Problemen
- Erkennung und ,wenn sinnvoll, automatische Behebung diverser Systemkonfigurationsstolpersteine
- simples Profilmanagement fr Provider + DVB-Karten

Kurz: Vereinfachte Inbetriebnahme, Hilfe bei der Fehlersuche und robusterer Betrieb des Sat-DSL Zuganges

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Zitat

./start_recv: Info -> *********************************
./start_recv: Info -> * Hilfe mit "./start_recv -h" *
./start_recv: Info -> *********************************
./start_recv: Info -> -- Version 0.3.3 --
./start_recv: Info -> Teste auf benöigte Programme...
./start_recv: Info -> ifconfig -> /sbin/ifconfig
./start_recv: Info -> dvbnet -> /usr/bin/dvbnet
./start_recv: Info -> czap -> /usr/bin/czap
./start_recv: Info -> mktemp -> /bin/mktemp
./start_recv: Info -> ./tqrecv -> /usr/local/src/tqrecv/tqrecv
./start_recv: Info -> insmod -> /sbin/insmod
./start_recv: Info -> rmmod -> /sbin/rmmod
./start_recv: Info -> mknod -> /bin/mknod
./start_recv: Info -> lsmod -> /sbin/lsmod
./start_recv: Info -> modprobe -> /sbin/modprobe
./start_recv: Info -> ping -> /bin/ping
./start_recv: Info -> grep -> /usr/bin/grep
./start_recv: Info -> sed -> /usr/bin/sed
./start_recv: Info -> sleep -> /bin/sleep
./start_recv: Info -> uname -> /bin/uname
./start_recv: Info -> date -> /bin/date
./start_recv: Info -> chmod -> /bin/chmod
./start_recv: Info -> prfe Geräedateien...
./start_recv: Info -> lade Kernelmodule... (b2c2-flexcop-pci)
./start_recv: Info -> dvb-core.o
./start_recv: Info -> b2c2-flexcop-pci.o
./start_recv: Info -> stv0297_cs2.o
./start_recv: Info -> tune DVB-Karte (kanal) (max. noch 2x)...
./start_recv: Info -> Netzwerkinterface wird erzeugt und konfiguriert...
./start_recv: Info -> Pinge Upstream-Proxy (x.x.x.x.com)...
./start_recv: Info -> starte Proxy
./start_recv: Info -> Empfangen wir den Announcement Channel... ?
./start_recv: WARNUNG -> ...sieht nicht so aus. (0 Bytes bis jetzt empfangen).
./start_recv: Info -> ev. mit Option -r Kernelmodule neu laden lassen
./start_recv: Info -> -------------------------------------
./start_recv: Info -> Browserkonfiguration nicht vergessen!
./start_recv: Info -> HTTP-Proxy : 127.0.0.1:9202
./start_recv: Info -> SOCKS-Proxy: 127.0.0.1:9203
./start_recv: Info -> Proxystatus: http://127.0.0.1:2517
./start_recv: Info -> -------------------------------------
./start_recv: Info -> Upstream-Proxy (x.x.x.x.com) hat geantwortet.
./start_recv: Info -> CTRL-C zum Beenden drcken
./start_recv: Info -> 45.9 kB/s (1379.1 kbytes total (dvb0_0)). 36 Sekunden.
./start_recv: Info -> 98.8 kB/s (4345.3 kbytes total (dvb0_0)). 66 Sekunden.
./start_recv: Info -> 98.3 kB/s (7296.4 kbytes total (dvb0_0)). 96 Sekunden.
./start_recv: Info -> 56.4 kB/s (8990.7 kbytes total (dvb0_0)). 127 Sekunden.

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www.lorent-online.de
www.ipviasky.net

... taktischer Hochschieb

Wie ich es mit Suse 10 + Susefirewall2 hinbekommen habe:
http://66.249.93.104/search?q=cache:XcRogv8HvkYJ:212.56.240.42/phpBB2/viewtopic.php%3Ft%3D3905%26sid%3D43df6caf473b24fd0545a3f91e5dfb18+SuSEfirewall2-custom+dvb0_0&hl=de&gl=de&ct=clnk&cd=1

Probiert mal einer ob die "http_compression" Auswirkungen hat?
recv.ini
<edit (keine Ahnung ob' was bringt)>

...
[etcp_compression]
compression_level=9
http_compression=1
port_forwarding_compression=1
socks_tcp_compression=1
socks_udp_compression=1
capturing_compression=1
smb_compression=1

</>

Ich habe die Testdatei (gedacht für ISDN-LZS) gleich mit, anstatt vorher ohne, Kompression heruntergeladen hier.
Download mit und dann nochmal ohne Kopression (?Buffer?)

inux:/home/name # wget ftp://ftp.xs4all.nl/pub/test/10mb.nul
--15:48:57--  ftp://ftp.xs4all.nl/pub/test/10mb.nul           => `10mb.nul'
Verbindungsaufbau zu 127.0.0.1:9202... verbunden.
Proxy Anforderung gesendet, warte auf Antwort... 200 OK
Länge: nicht spezifiziert [application/octet-stream]


    [                      <=>            ] 10.485.760     2.05M/s

rev.ini (alle Einstellmöglichkeiten)

Zitat

# TelliNet+TelliCast+TelliVision: central Receiver Configuration File
#
# additional files: see license.ini, recv-channels.ini (optional)

# ------------------

# general sections

[recipient]
# Recipient Identification
# TelliNet Authentication, TelliCast, and TelliVision:

user_name=Mickey
# user_name: name to identify the recipient - use any unique naming
# The user_name may be up to 50 characters
# long and may contain any of the following
# characters: abc...ABC...012..._-@

user_key=mickey-pwd
# user_key: private key to decript per transmission data keys
# The user_key may be up to 20 characters
# long and may contain any of the following
# characters: abc...ABC...012..._-@

#user_key_crypt=
# user_key_crypt: crypted user key - superceeds a given
# plain user_key entry

#user_name_prefix=provider!
# user_name_prefix: Allows you to add a fixed prefix to the
# user_name given in recv.ini and to the user_name
# tiped when manually logging into ETCP
# The user_name_prefix together with the user_name
# may be up to 50 characters long and may contain any of
# the following characters: abc...ABC...012..._-@!

[shell]
# operator web interface

login=none
# login: password protection of web interface (name:password or "none")
# (default: no login allowed and web shell is deactivated)

#allowed_address=127.0.0.1
# allowed_address: allow connections to the web shell only
# from the hosts listed (e.g. localhost)
# The parameter allowed_address may be given multiple
# times.
# (default: access is permitted for all hosts - but
# login restrictions according to the login parameter
# apply)

#port=2517
# port: port of web interface e.g. URL:http://localhost:2517
# (default: 2517)

#interface_address=172.27.1.51
# interface_address: IP address of the interface that the shell port is
# bound to.
# (default: all availabe interfaces)

#refresh=5
# refresh: interval for auto refresh of various web pages
# (default: 3)

#graphic_port=8765
# graphic_port: port used for web interface "bandwidth" java applet
# (default: random portnumber)

[watchdog]
# program internal watchdog configuration

#activate=1
# activate: activate or deactivate program internal watchdog
# (0/1 - default: 1=on)

#alive_check_interval=30
# alive_check_interval: interval the "working" process has to
# send an alive message to the watchdog
# process.
# (unit: seconds -
# valid range: 30 or more - default: 30 seconds)

#restart_time=00:00 Sun
# restart_time: Force a restart at given times. If appropriate you can
# define multiple entries for restart_time.
# (format: hh:mm day-of-week - where day-of-week is optional
# and one Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat -
# default: no active restart_time)

#max_memory_usage=300000000
# max_memory_usage: maximum amount of memory the "working" process
# is allowed to allocate. Allocation of more memory
# is considered a program bug and the
# "working" process is restarted.
# (unit: Byte - default: 300000000 = 300 MByte)

#max_cpu_usage=90
# max_cpu_usage: maximum percent of CPU the "working" process is
# allowed to use over a period of time (see
# max_cpu_usage_period). Longer and higher CPU usage
# is considered a programm bug and the working
# process is restarted.
# (unit: percent - default: 90%)

#max_cpu_usage_period=120
# max_cpu_usage_period: calculation period for max_cpu_usage
# (unit: seconds - default: 120 seconds)

#max_nr_of_core_files=10
# max_nr_of_core_files: Under Unix like operating system the watchdog
# will archive the given number eventually existing
# core files.
# (default: 10)

[mail]
# automatic and feedback mail

#mail_server_address=mail
# mail_server_address: SMTP server for automatic and feedback mail

#sender_address=operator@company.com
# sender_address: default originator shown in feedback mail

#default_feedback_mail_recipient=operator@company.com
# default_feedback_mail_recipient: default recipient for feedback mail

#runtime_error_mail_recipient=operator@company.com
# runtime_error_mail_recipient: receiver of automatic error messages

[logging]
# logfile settings

#log_file_size=1000000
# log_file_size: maximum size of single log file in bytes
# (default: 1000000 = 1 MByte)

#log_file_number=4
# log_file_number: maximum overall number of logfiles (actual+old)
# (default: 4)

#log_level=normal
# log_level: "none", "quiet", "normal", "verbose"
# (default: normal)

[locations]
# file/directory locations

#webbroadcast_cache_directory=received/webbroadcast
# webbroadcast_cache_directory: TelliCast WebBroadcast only.
# Source directory holding pushed web data.
# This entry just defines where the tqrecv internal
# proxy expects to find WebBroadcast data.
# If changing this default directory name please change
# the per channel target_directory in recv-channels.ini
# or the target_directory within the WebBroadcast job
# files as well.
# (default: received/webbroadcast)

#prefetching_cache_directory=receiving/pushed_data
# prefetching_cache_directory: TelliNet HTTP-Prefetching only.
# Temporary directory holding HTTP prefetching data.
# (default: receiving/pushed_data)

#file_database_directory=receiving/tmp
# file_database_directory: TelliCast only (all modules)
# Temporary directory to store partially received data
# (default: receiving/tmp)

#media_database_directory=receiving/media
# media_database_directory: TelliVision MediaOnDemand only:
# storage for media content
# (default: receiving/media)

#channels_file=recv-channels.ini
# channels_file: TelliCast and TelliVision:
# Receiver channel subcription file
# (default: recv-channels.ini)

#log_file=recv.log
# log_file: location/name of logfile for status/error/debug output
# (default: recv.log)

#license_file=license.ini
# license_file: Client License file
# (default: license.ini)

# ------------------

# TelliNet only sections

[etcp_parameters]
# TelliNet: Set the client proxy parameters here

#server_address=172.27.1.2
# server_address: IP/DNS:port specifying the server proxy (tqsend)
# this TelliNet client should connect to.
# (If not specified, port 9200 will be used as the default
# port number.)
# This parameter may be given multiple times.
# IMPORTANT you have to specify this entry to use TelliNet
# unless the TelliNet server is using IP multicast
# server announcements to automatically inform all TelliNet
# clients about the available server_address(s) - in this
# case you are free to define one or multiple additional static
# server_address(s), but it is recommended to use the
# automatic server announcement only.

#server_announcement_address=229.1.0.1:2513
# server_announcement_address:
# Multicast Address and optionally port number to listen for
# TelliNet server and transponder announcements.
# This parameter may be given multiple times.
# Please note: for most DVB card drivers you will
# have to define the parameter multicast_receive_interface
# as well.
# none=do not listen for any server announcements.
# (default: 229.1.0.1:2513)

#http_listen_address=9202
# http_listen_address: local port or interface:port for browsers to
# connect to client proxy using HTTP.
# Please note: When using the TransparentCapturing functionality,
# you should use this http_listen_port for redirected HTTP connections
# as well.
# (default: 9202)

#socks_listen_address=9203
# socks_listen_address: local port or interface:port for browsers to
# connect to client proxy using SOCKS
# (default: 9203)

#capturing_listen_address=9204
# capturing_listen_address: Used by TelliNet TransparentCapturing only.
# Local port or interface:port for incoming
# Transparent Capturing connections.
# Please note: To use HTTP-Prefetching together with the
# TransparentCapturing functionality, you should redirect
# HTTP connections to the http_listen_port instead.
# (default: 9204)

#autoconfig_listen_address=9201
# autoconfig_listen_address: local port or interface:port for browsers
# to connect to client proxy for browser proxy
# autoconfigutation.
# (default: 9201)

#allowed_address=127.0.0.1
# allowed_address: allow only client programs (e.g. web browsers) from the
# listed hosts (ip addresses) to use this tqrecv
# process as proxy. This parameter can be given
# multiple times to specify a set of IP addresses.
# (default: access is permitted for all hosts)

#max_send_data_rate=1000000
# max_send_data_rate: maximum data rate used from client proxy to
# server proxy - please note: this rate might be
# limited at the server proxy as well.
# (unit: bit/s - default: 100 000 000 = 100 Mbit/s)

#max_receive_data_rate=4000000
# max_receive_data_rate: maximum data rate received from server proxy -
# please note: this rate might be limited at the server
# proxy as well.
# (unit: bit/s - default: 100 000 000 = 100 Mbit/s)

#multicast_receive_interface=172.27.1.51
# multicast_receive_interface: local interface to receive multicast
# in case multicast UDP traffic is used
# between the server proxy and client proxy
# IMPORTANT has to be specified when using some
# DVB card types

#local_udp_address=172.27.1.51
# local_udp_address: the client proxy will listen for UDP packets (ETCP)
# at that ip address.
# (default: listen interface used to route packets to server proxy)

#external_udp_address=172.27.1.51
# external_udp_address: the server proxy will send UDP packets (ETCP)
# to this ip address.
# (default: equals local_udp_address)

#authentication=1
# authentication: activates TelliNet authentication
# See also send.ini [authentication] activate
# (0/1 - default: 0=off)

#default_speed_state=1
# default_speed_state: initial speed state
# (0/1 - default: 1=on)

#toggle_speed_listen_port=9205
# toggle_speed_listen_port: local portnumber allowing to toggle
# the speed mode (e.g. via telnet on off)
# (default: none)

#toggle_speed_allowed_address=127.0.0.1
# toggle_speed_allowed_address: allows connections to
# toggle_speed_listen_port only
# from these hosts (e.g. localhost)
# This entry can be given multiple times.
# (default: none - all access is denied)

#use_icon=1
# use_icon: display speed (toggle) icon on/off
# (0/1 - default: 0=off)

#inactivity_timeout=180
# inactivity_timeout: Idle timeout for server connections.
# (ETCP associations). There is a corresponding value
# in send.ini as well. The smaller of both values will
# be used.
# (unit: seconds, 0=off -
# default: 0=value configured at the server will be used)

#use_http_prefetching=on
# use_http_prefetching:
# auto=use http prefetching only in speed mode
# on=always use HTTP prefetching when retrieving via the server proxy
# off=never use HTTP prefetching
# (default: auto)

#conditional_prefetching=normal
# conditional_prefetching: Defines which conditional_prefetching_mode
# will be used for Conditional HTTP GET requests.
# Please note that the server might be configured to
# allow just a subset of these modes.
# (range: "off","normal","more","all" - default: "normal")

#http_prefetching_object_size=100000
# http_prefetching_object_size: Maximum number of bytes prefetched
# per object. If an object exceeds the configured size,
# only the initial bytes will be prefetched - the transmission
# of the following bytes will be delayed until the
# client (e.g. web browser) explicitly requests the
# corresponding object.
# (unit: bytes / default: 100000 bytes = 100 kBytes)

#http_prefetching_cache_size=2000000
# http_prefetching_cache_size: Limits the cache size for HTTP objects
# to the given maximum value.
# Please note: depending on the parameter
# http_prefetching_memory_cache this cache will reside within
# the system memory or in the file system (default).
# (unit: bytes / default: unlimited)

#http_prefetching_memory_cache=1
# http_prefetching_memory_cache: Can be enabled to hold the complete
# HTTP prefetching cache in memory.
# Otherwise (default) only a small part of the prefetching cache
# resides in memory and the main cache data is stored in the file
# system.
# (range: 0/1 / default: 0=off - cache is stored in file system)

#http_proxy=172.27.1.2:80
# http_proxy: use this web proxy to retrieve web pages when not using
# the server proxy.
# Only relevant when tqrecv opend direct HTTP
# connections to Web Servers without directing these
# connections via tqsend.
# (default: none)

#ftp_proxy=172.27.1.2:80
# ftp_proxy: use this ftp proxy to retrieve web pages when not using
# the server proxy.
# Only relevant when tqrecv opend direct HTTP
# connections to Web Servers without directing these
# connections via tqsend.
# Usage of this parameters requires the clients to
# request FTP data via HTTP - this is *not recommended*
# instead SOCKS should be used for FTP traffic.
# However for SOCKS no FTP proxy usage is possible at
# the server.
# (default: none)

#target_overall_memory_usage=10000000
# target_overall_memory_usage: Allows to delay the handling of
# new incoming client connections when the given
# target maximum memory usage is reached.
# Please note: Only the handling of additional connections
# coming from the clients (e.g. web browsers) is delayed.
# E.g. additional push prefetching connections from
# the server or TelliCast usage can result in the
# allocation of additional memory as well.
# E.g. for set top box integration you should set
# target_overall_memory_usage to a value some MByte
# lower than the actual maximum.
# (unit: bytes / default: unlimited)

[etcp_compression]
# TelliNet: Compression of data transfer to server proxy
# e.g. for HTTP or FTP uploads

#http_compression=1
# http_compression_default: turns compression on for data send via
# the tqrecv HTTP proxy.
# (default: 0=off)

#port_forwarding_compression=1
# port_forwarding_compression: specifies if port forwarding
# traffic is compressed
# (default 0=off)

#socks_tcp_compression=1
# socks_tcp_compression: specifies if SOCKS TCP traffic is compressed
# (default 0=off)

#socks_udp_compression=1
# socks_udp_compression: specifies if SOCKS UDP traffic is compressed
# (default 0=off)

#capturing_compression=1
# capturing_compression_default: turns compression on for data send via
# the tqrecv capturing_listen_port.
# (default: 0=off)

#[etcp_port_forwarding]
# TelliNet: configure ETCP port forwarding (e.g. to receive POP3 mail).
# To use port forwarding for multiple hosts multiple
# [etcp_port_forwarding] sections can be given.

#remote_address=172.27.1.2:110
# remote_address: remote IP/DNS:port to which incoming connections
# will be forwarded.

#listen_address=127.0.0.1:110
# listen_address: local interface:port local applications can connect
# to. The incoming connections will be forwarded to
# the remote_address given within this section.
# (default: localhost:9210)

[proxy_excludes]
# TelliNet: The TelliNet client will handle connections to the
# given set of URLs/hosts locally instead of forwarding the
# requests to the TelliNet Server.

exclude=localhost
# exclude: will result in the TelliNet client handling requests for
# URL/host locally without forwarding the request to the
# TelliNet server.
# Syntax: [<protokoll>:\\]<host>[:<port>][/<url-start]
# e.g. exclude=localhost
# exclude=http://intranet
# exclude=http://localhost:80/*.html
# exclude=172.27.*.100
# exclude=*.company.com
# This parameter may be given multiple times.
# (default: all own local ports of the TelliNet Client)

[etcp_connection_control]
# TelliNet: adjust ETCP behaviour - UNECESSARY IN NORMAL OPERATION

#nak_timeout=100
# nak_timeout: the client proxy will report missing packets (NAKs)
# after waiting for nak_timeout
# (unit: ms - default: 100 ms)

#nak_timeout_tcp=100
# nak_timeout_tcp: for TelliNet LinkSharing only.
# The client proxy will report missing packets (NAKs)
# discovery because of incoming TCP (terrestrial) packets
# after waiting for nak_timeout_tcp to allow higher delay
# variations between the UDP and TCP data stream.
# (unit: ms - default: 800 ms)

#connect_initial_timeout=10000
# connect_initial_timeout: when connecting to a server proxy
# (unit: ms - default: 10000 ms = 10 seconds)

#check_server_connection_timeout=0
# check_server_connection_timeout: After the given period of inactivity
# TelliNet clients will check, if an eventually still existing
# server connection is still functioning.
# This setting allows to work arround problems with some dial
# on demand clients that incompletely terminate dial up connections.
# Please configure the check_server_connection_timeout
# to be smaller than the idle timeout used for the dial on demand
# software.
# IMPORTANT: Please deactivate this alive check for e.g.
# two-way VSAT satellite services in order to avoid an additional
# round trip delay after communication pauses.
# (unit: milliseconds - 0=off; default: 15000 = 15 seconds)

#nr_of_tcp_connections=1
# nr_of_tcp_connections: allows to use multiple TCP connections
# to the server proxy
# (default: 1)

# ------------------

# TelliCast and TelliVision only sections
# the following sections are jointly used by
# TelliCast and TelliVision.

[announcement_channel]
# TelliCast: Announcement Channel Definition

#address=229.1.1.1:2511
# name: name of the announcement channel
# address: IP multicast address:port for the announcement channel
# (default: 229.1.1.1:2511)

#name=TSL Announcement Channel
# name: name of the announcement channel (additional distinction
# beside the ip multicast address)
# (default: TSL Announcement Channel)

# ------------------

# TelliCast only sections

[parameters]
# TelliCast: general parameters

#interface_address=172.27.1.51
# interface_address: local interface to receive multicast data.
# IMPORTANT has to be specified when using some
# DVB card types

#temp_directory=receiving/temp
# temp_directory: If this parameter is given tqrecv will internally
# store/compose all received files within the given
# directory and later move them to the target directory.
# While this option requires an additional move
# operation it guarantees that all files appearing in
# the target directory are fully written to the file
# system.
# The value given here is the default value for all
# received channels. You may overwrite this default
# setting using the per channel temp_directory flag
# within recv-channels.ini.
# (default: undefined=off)

#temp_prefix=.
# temp_prefix: Like temp_directory, but files are composed within the
# final target directories but stored with the given prefix
# in front of the normal filenames until the files are
# fully written.
# The value given here is the default value for all
# received channels. You may overwrite this default
# setting using the per channel temp_prefix flag
# within recv-channels.ini.
# (default: undefined=off)

#temp_suffix=.tmp
# temp_suffix: Like temp_prefix, but adding a suffix to the normal
# filenames until the files are fully written.
# The value given here is the default value for all
# received channels. You may overwrite this default
# setting using the per channel temp_suffix flag
# within recv-channels.ini.
# (default: undefined=off)

#total_bandwidth=10000000
# total_bandwidth: maximum bandwidth this receiver is expected to
# be able to receive simultaneously.
# The receiver will only subscribe to channels until
# total_bandwidth is reached.
# Please note: You can assign priorities to each channel
# using recv-channels.ini. In case that total_bandwidth is
# reached lower priority channels will be dropped in order
# to join transmissions on high priority channels.
# (unit: bit/s - default: 100000000 = 100 Mbit/s)

#acknowledgement_proxy_address=172.27.1.2:80
# acknowledgement_proxy_address: to send acknowledgement indirectly via
# an HTTP proxy (ip:port)

#packet_naks=1
# packet_naks: Activates packet based multicast retransmission at
# transport layer (MTP/SO).
# possible values:
# 0=off
# 1=activates per packet NAKs send via UDP unicast
# 2=activates per packet NAKs send via UDP multicast
# Please note:
# At the sender allow_packet_naks has to be activated
# for the corresponding channel as well.
# (0, 1, 2: default 0=off)

#allow_execute=1
# allow_execute: Allows sender to automatically execute received files
# on this client.
# (0/1 - default: 0=off)

#file_database_size=262144000
# file_database_size: maximum size of temporary fragment storage within
# the client file system.
# (see [locations] file_database_directory)
# (unit: bytes - default: 262144000 = 250 MByte)

[webbroadcast]
# TelliCast: WebBroadcast only parameters

#min_file_lifetime=86400
# min_file_lifetime: Minimum life time in seconds for web content
# in the local proxy directory.
# This entry can be used to ignore expiry dates that may
# be set within HTTP objects.
# For the minimum of min_file_lifetime the local proxy
# will consider all received WebBroadcast objects as actual
# without checking the original web server for new versions.
# A value of 0 equals: not set = the HTTP expire date and
# max_file_lifetime specified at the sender within the
# corresponding WebBroadcast Jobfile will be used.
# (unit: seconds - default: 0 = not set)

[news]
# TelliCast: NewsBroadcast only parameters

#server_address=172.27.1.51
# server_address: destination news server

#connection_timeout=300
# connection_timeout: close connection to news server when no articles
# are received via multicast
# (unit: seconds - default: 300 seconds)

# ------------------

# TelliVision only sections

[mediaondemand]
# TelliVision MediaOnDemand only

#http_listen_port=9102
# http_listen_port: local portnumber allowing Media Players to
# connect and request Media Content via HTTP
# (default: 9102)

#allowed_address=127.0.0.1
# allowed_address: allow connections to http_listen_port only
# from these hosts (e.g. localhost)
# (default: not used = no access restrictions)

#server_requests_proxy_address=172.27.1.2:80
# server_requests_proxy_address: to send media requests indirectly via
# an HTTP proxy (ip:port)
# (default: none)

#delete_on_demand_content=0
# delete_on_demand_content: Results in deleting all Content received
# as media on demand content immediately after
# local playback.
# If deactivated all received content will remain within
# the media database until expire_time is reached.
# A subsequent playback request can then be handled
# at the client without requesting or receiving any
# further data from the server.
# (default: 1=on)

#use_individual_requests=1
# use_individual_requests: Specifies if this receiver will
# try to send individual media requests to
# the server for incoming Media Player requests.
# Please note that, regardless of this setting,
# the receiver will only send individual requests
# for data transmitted on active channels
# when the server allows individual requests
# within the corresponding *.mod file
# (allow_individual_requests).
# Please note that the default behaviour for
# use_individual_requests is set in recv.ini and
# can be redefined per channel using the
# per channel settings of recv-channels.ini.
# (0/1 - default 0=off)

#initial_playout_delay=0
# initial_playout_delay: Playout of the received media will be
# delayed according to this setting to guarantee a
# minimum playout buffer size for the media player.
# (unit: msec - default: 1000=1 second)

Alles anzeigen

... start_recv muß an ein paar Stellen geändert werden (neben den Varriablen).

Bei "# writing configfile for szap" muß die "szap_tmpfile" angepasst werden (dvb-apps Version).

Hier war ein "!" ( if ! dvbnet ) zuviel, es klappte die zweite Karte nicht.

...
if  dvbnet -l | grep -q dvb${dvb_adapter}_0.\*${dvb_pid}\$ >$logfile 2>&1
	then
	die "dvbnet: Konnte Netzwerkinterface nicht hinzufgen."
...

Löschen des Netzwerkinterface klappte nicht.
geändert -> "dvbnet -a ${dvb_adapter} -d 0 >$logfile 2>&1 # BUG, BUG -> dvbnet does not return proper resultcode!!"

cleanup()
{
	info "Räume auf . . "
	for sig in term kill 
		do 
		kill -$sig $recv_pid >$logfile 2>&1
		kill -$sig $czap_pid >$logfile 2>&1
		if ifconfig dvb${dvb_adapter}_0 >$logfile 2>&1
			then
			statusmonitor
			ifconfig dvb${dvb_adapter}_0 down >$logfile 2>&1 
		fi
	#dvbnet -d dvb${dvb_adapter}_0  >$logfile 2>&1 # BUG, BUG -> dvbnet does not return proper resultcode!!
	dvbnet -a ${dvb_adapter} -d 0  >$logfile 2>&1 # BUG, BUG -> dvbnet does not return proper resultcode!!


		sleep 1
		done

	rm -f $recv_channels $logfile $czap_tmpfile $recv_ini $license_ini >/dev/null 2>&1
}

Hallo,
gibt es eine Lösung VDR und recv-Proxy gleichzeitig laufen zu lassen???

Kann ich /dev/dvb/adapter1/frontend1 auf Kanal TDSLviasat festhängen und /dev/dvb/adapter0/frontend0 weiter benutzen (Befehl. Script ... )???

Die Aufnahme auf Kanal TDSLviasat wäre eine schlechte Lösung und funktioniert auch nicht (restart VDR).

Hallo,
wäre schicker einen Befehlsbutton in VDR zu haben (" IPVIASAT "), der den Kanal im Hintergrund auf /dev/dvb/adapter1 zuschaltet, wärend VDR auf /dev/dvb/adapter0 weiterläuft ... naja was solls. Ach ja und noch ein schickes Traffic-Info "start_recv: Info -> 17.2 kB/s (911.1 kbytes total (dvb1_0)). 217 Sekunden." im VDR, wie beim Isdn-Log.

VDR startet jetzt mit beiden devices. Will ich über "start_recv" online, stoppe ich vdr und starte start_recv. Danach kann ich VDR (mit device 0 only) wieder starten. Der Kanal für "IPVIASAT" bleibt im Hintergrund durch szap belegt.

Brauche ich beide devices im VDR, stoppe ich "start_recv" und restarte VDR.

(Jetzt könnt man noch, mit dem Plan, ein Plugin schreiben und es wäre noch besser, schicker , toller ... )

bis dann,
Nando