Assign priority to Cline ???

[Thirsty]

Hi All, is there a simple method or code to add in the config file to assign priority to a cline ?
Have tried Ccprio, but cant make head nor tail of it.
Thanks
Thirsty

[passete]

Hi,
And to do what ?

As 3C allways pick the nearest hop, and not the fastest card !

[mark666]

Have too agree with passete...but if you know what lines have the strongest hop move them to the top......

[mikie8]

Have too agree with passete...but if you know what lines have the strongest hop move them to the top......

i dont think it matters in later versions of ccc .

you could use sid restrictions although you will end up with very big c lines .

what exactly are you trying to do and why ?

[Thirsty]

Thanks All, have one cline which works perfectly, and have had it listed at the top, but for whatever reason this doesn't seem to make a difference.
I am having to delete the other clines to prevent glitching
Maybe there is a way of excluding calls on the other clines ?
Thanks anyway

[passete]

It works perfet to all idents ?

Or for the most used ?

Best thing, is to use only the "local" from each one !

[mikie8]

to block a certain caid from a c line just add {0:0:1, 0919:0:0 } to the end of a c line . change 0919 to whatever caid you want to block .

[Thirsty]

Thanks again Mikie

[birdman99]

i dont understand this,what does evryone mean when they say just add (00.1) theres no explination to what this number is or what it does?

[jimrare]

i dont understand this,what does evryone mean when they say just add (00.1) theres no explination to what this number is or what it does?This is the default cccam c line format (You can read this inside the cccam.cfg file)
C: <hostname> <port> <username> <password> <wantemus> ( { caid:id(:uphops), caid:id(:uphops), ... } ) Whatever is inside the curly brackets means
ignore shares more than 'uphops' away So 0:0:1 means ignore any caid with any id more than 1 hops away, and 0919:0:0 means ignore caid 0919 from 0 hops away, which means don't use caid 0919 for this specific c line

edit: If you don't know what a caid or provider id is then post back