Cannot disable "Network Mode"

[3PO]

Hi,

i've disabled "Network Mode" because of "known Problems", but dvbapi does connect to the oscam Server anyway, via dvbapi.

vdr01_64 ~ # grep dvbapi /etc/vdr/setup.conf dvbapi.LogLevel = 3 dvbapi.OSCamHost = 192.168.178.10 dvbapi.OSCamNetwork = 0 dvbapi.OSCamPort = 4444 vdr01_64 ~ #

Log on oscam Server while restarting VDR:

server01 ~ # grep vdr_dvb /log/oscam/oscam.log 2014/04/27 17:27:43 0 s killing client vdr_dvbapi 2014/04/27 17:28:03 86FAA0 c plain dvbapi-client granted (vdr_dvbapi, au=auto (13 reader)) server01 ~ #

[manio]

Please restart VDR and grep dvbapi in setup.conf again.

[3PO]

same result:

vdr01_64 ~ # grep dvbapi /etc/vdr/setup.conf dvbapi.LogLevel = 3 dvbapi.OSCamHost = 192.168.178.10 dvbapi.OSCamNetwork = 0 dvbapi.OSCamPort = 4444 vdr01_64 ~ #

[manio]

And why you are thinking it is not working in "normal mode"?

[3PO]

"Normal Mode" works fine, that is not the Problem. :)

But i think, the Problem is on Server side. After a reboot of the vdr, the WebIf from the oscam Server shows:

You can see, it shows, that the User "vdr_dvbapi" is still connectet. :(

Very strange.....

[manio]

So the only problem is how oscam is showing the dvbapi? What if you restart oscam?

[3PO]

[...] What if you restart oscam?

User "vdr_dvbapi" is still connected: :(

[manio]

I don't know what is wrong here. Anyway - it is the problem in OSCam, please create a ticket in the OSCam trac if you think it is worth of it and it is important. It is definitely not a plugin problem, and your issue topic: "Cannot disable "Network Mode"" is also wrong. Network mode can be enabled and disabled, and this switch in the plugin is working ok.

I am sorry - but i have to close it.

[manio]

btw. Maybe you have to disable "listen_port" in the oscam to don't see this user - but it is the OSCam thing...