How to Install Camfrogserver Advanced 6.0 on Ubuntu Linux

Instructions

• 1

  For your convenience, RPM Package is already converted and you don’t need to use alien.
  
  You can download it from this server: //www.jmes.me/camfrogserver_6.1-17_all.deb
  
  cd /tmp
  
  wget http://www.jmes.me/camfrogserver_6.1-17_all.deb
  
  Now install it:
  
  sudo dpkg -i camfrogserver_6.1-17_all.deb
• 2

  Now create a “new” script in the /etc/init.d/directory known to be camfrogserver and put this in the file:
  
  nano -x /etc/init.d/camfrogserver
  
  #!/bin/bash
  
  #
  
  ### BEGIN INIT INFO
  
  # Provides:          camfrogserver
  
  # Required-Start:    $network $remote_fs $syslog
  
  # Required-Stop:     $network $remote_fs $syslog
  
  # Should-Start:      $named
  
  # Should-Stop:       $named
  
  # Default-Start:     2 3 4 5
  
  # Default-Stop:      0 1 6
  
  # Short-Description: Camfrog Server Linux Debian init.d script by James Youngstrom.
  
  ### END INIT INFO
  
  NAME=camfrogserver
  
  DESC="Camfrog Server"
  
  DAEMON=/usr/bin/camfrogserver
  
  PIDFILE=/var/run/camfrogserver/$NAME.pid
  
  CONFDIR=/etc/camfrogserver.d
  
  CMDFILE=/var/run/camfrogserver/commands.ctl
  
  DAEMON_ARGS="-f -p${PIDFILE} -c${CMDFILE} ${CONFDIR}/cf_server.conf -d"
  
  CF_USER=camfrogserver
  
  do_start() {
  
  start-stop-daemon --start \
  
  --user $CF_USER \
  
  --chuid $CF_USER \
  
  --pidfile $PIDFILE \
  
  --exec $DAEMON -- $DAEMON_ARGS < /dev/null
  
  return $?
  
  }
  
  do_stop() {
  
  start-stop-daemon --stop \
  
  --retry=TERM/30/KILL/5 \
  
  --pidfile $PIDFILE \
  
  --name $NAME
  
  pkill $NAME
  
  rm -f $PIDFILE
  
  return "$?"
  
  }
  
  case "$1" in
  
  start)
  
  echo "Starting Camfrog Server"
  
  do_start
  
  echo "Camfrog Server Started Successfully"
  
  ;;
  
  stop)
  
  echo "Shutting Down Camfrog Server."
  
  do_stop
  
  echo "Camfrog Server Is Now Down"
  
  ;;
  
  restart)
  
  echo "Restarting Camfrog Server..."
  
  do_stop
  
  sleep 10
  
  do_start
  
  echo "Camfrog Server Restarted"
  
  ;;
  
  *)
  
  echo "Usage: $0 start|stop|restart"
  
  exit 1
  
  esac
  
  exit 0
  
  ;;
• 3

  Afterwards, make it executable:
  
  sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/camfrogserver
  
  Then, you have to boot on system startup:
  
  sudo update-rc.d camfrogserver defaults
  
  Ports to forward:
  
  6000:6010 tcp
  
  5000:15000 udp
  
  6005 udp
  
  5999 tcp (for web panel access pro feature)
  
  UFW commands to open ports for camfrogserver:
  
  sudo ufw allow proto tcp from any to any port 6000:6010
  
  sudo ufw allow proto udp from any to any port 5000:15000
  
  sudo ufw allow 6005/udp
  
  sudo ufw allow 5999/tcp
• 4

  Then, in order to edit the cf_server.conf, we have created one based off the sample.
  
  First of all, you have to edit the configuration file according to your requirement:
  
  sudo nano -x /etc/camfrogserver.d/cf_server.conf.sample
  
  Edit the following parameters in cf_server.conf.sample and save it as cf_server.conf:
  
  rooms_active=Ubuntu_Linux
  
  web_interface_enabled=on
  
  web_server_port=5999
  
  web_server_interface=
  
  Ctrl+X saves the file. Make sure to rename it to cf_server.conf.
• 5

  Then:
  
  sudo mkdir /etc/camfrogserver.d/room_name
  
  After that:
  
  sudo nano -x /etc/camfrogserver.d/cf_room.conf.sample
  
  Editing the following parameters to suit your needs:
  
  logon_name=Ubuntu_Linux
  
  logon_password=password
  
  serial=00000000000-0000000000000000-0000000
  
  remote_access_login=James
  
  remote_access_password=password
  
  Ctrl + X to save the file. Save as:
  
  room_name/cf_room.conf
• 6

  You can save it to:
  
  /etc/camfrogserver.d/Ubuntu_Linux/cf_room.conf
  
  
  
  Then, start the camfrogserver and type:
  
  service camfrogserver start
  
  After that, write:
  
  /usr/bin/camfrogserver -g
  
  This will update the SSL_certificate_param in your cf_server.confautomatically.
  
  You will see the following:
  
  Certificate generated successfully, cert file name: /etc/camfrogserver.d/cert.pem, configuration file /etc/camfrogserver.d/cf_server.conf updated
• 7

  You are now allowed to login to your web interface with the help of your Remote Access Login and Password. But, you need to restart your system before doing this.
  
  service camfrogserver restart