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Provides dedicated text boxes for server address, port, username, and password, automatically formatting them into the correct syntax.

: The ability to add, remove, or modify multiple C Lines simultaneously.

If you manage multiple backups or distinct local servers, entering them one by one is tedious. The manager allows you to import lists of lines, sort them, deduplicate identical entries, and mass-edit server details or ports in bulk. 3. Integrated FTP Client

: It typically requires the .NET Framework to run on Windows PCs.

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If you use multiple servers for redundancy (backup lines), this tool allows you to manage dozens of lines simultaneously. You can enable or disable specific lines without deleting them, allowing for quick troubleshooting. 3. Built-in PING and Server Status

Manual editing in Notepad can lead to missing spaces, wrong characters, or formatting errors that break the connection. The manager ensures correct formatting.

Input the local IP address of your Enigma2 box (e.g., 192.168.1.50 ). Set the FTP port to 21 (default). Enter the receiver's root credentials.

Users can add C-lines (connecting to a remote server) or F-lines (sharing their local card with others) through a guided interface.

# Simple Python snippet to filter active hostnames in a configuration file import os with open("CCcam.cfg", "r") as file: lines = file.readlines() for line in lines: if line.startswith("C:"): parts = line.split() host = parts[1] # Perform a basic ping check response = os.system(f"ping -n 1 host > nul") if response == 0: print(f"Active: host") else: print(f"Inactive: host") Use code with caution. Conclusion