Hi,
I dont have a 9000HD - I have the 3000HD but I think other than the dual-tuner the boxes are similar. Sharing isnt particularly easy on the CubeRevo boxes, in my experience - there are limitations and the emus like incubusCamd arent as far along in their development as some on plaforms like the Dreamboxes.
Though saying all that, its definatly possible to get a share working. If you are going to use incubus then the first thing to know is that it is just a CAM emulator. it can't act as a server for any protocol. Therefore, unless you have a seperate box (a Linux box or a Dreambox) running CCcam you wont be able to share any of your cards with other peers, using it.
There is a build of NewCS 1.66 for CubeRevo which will allow your machine to act as a cardserver to share your cards, but I havent ever got this working, so cant comment on how good it is. Mbox also has a CubeRevo build but again, I have no experince with whether this works well/at all as a server on CubeRevo.
Anyhow, incubus can connect to a number of different types of server - have a look at the config file for it by telneting to your CubeRevo's IP address, logging in (l:relook/p:relook) and typing:
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cd /var/keys
vi incubusCamd.conf
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You will see references to newcamd, CCcam and Gbox. These are the best 3 types of share around so you should find someone who will let you have one of these for the channels you want. However, the easiest to get working are CCcam and Gbox but I will use these CCcam lines an example
See this section:
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[Prov:000000:CaID:0000]
# this provider is a stand-in for all cards and all caid not declared previously
#
# For example I choose to use cccam protocol on all other provider.
#
decoder_type=1
card_server_url_0=cccam://<username>:<password>@<hostname>:<port>
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This is the section where you set your main CCcam. So - the first share you get for the cards you want. Dont worry for now about ordering shares or ProviderID/CAIDs (though they are useful to speed things up if you have a big server).
When somebody sends you a CCcam Cline it will look something like this :
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C: myserver.sharescards.net 15000 myuser mypassword
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So turn this into a line incubus can understand and insert it into the file. The above line would become
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card_server_url_0=cccam://myuser:mypassword@myserver.sharescards.net:15000
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Restart incubusCamd so it picks up the change and zap to a channel your share claims to decode. If all is well and the share is OK, the channel should decode.
If you have more than one share - and lets face it, most people do, you can specify more CCcam (or Gbox) lines in this section:
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# This is the section for the multi-server configuration.
#
# URL of card-server to use, formats are as follows:
#
# cccam://<username>:<password>@<hostname>:<port>/<receive_emu_shared>/[EMM]
# where <receive_emu_shared> should assume value "yes" (without quotes, if you like to receive emus data shared by the server) or "no" (this is assumed by default)
#
# gbox://<localhost>:<localport>:<password>@<peer_address>: <peer_port>:<peer_pass>/[EMM]
#
# NOTE: The "EMM" suffix is optional and tells the card-server client whether
# to send EMM's to the card-server or not. Enabling or disabling this only
# has effect if the card-server is configured to accept emms from this client.
#
# NOTE 2: The "card_server_url" is not the same as previously declared in the prov/caid section
# use how many server as you like
#
card_server_url=cccam://relook:password@server2.test.org:12000
card_server_url=cccam://relook1:password1@server3.test.org:12000
card_server_url=cccam://relook2:password2@server4.test.org:12000
card_server_url=cccam://relook3:password3@server5.test.org:12000
#card_server_url=cccam://<username>:<password>@<hostname>:<port>
#card_server_url=gbox://<localhost>:<localport>:<password>@<peer_address>: <peer_port>:<peer_pass>
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the number of lines you can specify is unlimited AFAIK.
Thats about it really - on a very basic level. You should check that a incubusCamd.prio file exists in /var/keys too. Have a look at it to make sure it isnt blocking any channels you might want it to decode (I use my own now, but I remember the default had lots of adult stuff blocked). The comments in the file make it fairly easy to understand what it does and how to edit it.
Theres loads more to Cardsharing and CubeRevo but this should get you started. It doesnt help you get a sharing line for whatever channels you'd like though - a good idea would be to post in the CCcam Free section of this and similar sites where people with no cards will give you a line. I think though you will have to look into creating a server of your own somewhere, otherwise you will have trouble getting shares.
Finally, if you are stuck and just want a test line to see if you can get your CubeRevo connecting to and sharing with another CCcam server, PM me and I'll let you have a line on my server temporarily, to verify it all works.
Its a bit brief, but I hope this helps - PM or reply if you have any other questions.
F.