oscam server config

Looks like a cline converted to work on oscam server for reshares, as G said, as we don't know what error your getting then it's hard to give advice.

So lets assume it's a sly card and cccam

[reader]
label=whatever
protocol=cccam
device=dyndns addy,12000 or whatever port is getting used
user=username from cline
password=password from cline
caid=0963
ident=0963:000000
group=1 This depends on other clines and cards must have it's own group
blockemm-unknown=1
blockemm-u=1
blockemm-s=1
blockemm-g=1
cccversion=2.2.1
cccreshare=1
ccckeepalive=1
audisabled=1

Then that is how it's done mate.

All down to groups, if you had one card then you have group = 1, add more then it's 2,3 etc etc, so each user gets added to each group you want them in.

Hi guys
I just wanted to confirm one issue to make sure that I understand the whole thing correctly. The issue is “groups” – do I assign group numbers sequentially or depending on protocol. For example all newcamd readers I assign with 2 e.g., all Cccam with 3 e.g., my own reader (protocol mouse) with 1 e.g. Is it correct reasoning? If not, can multiply readers have the same group or every single reader needs to have its own group number?
Thanks in advance for clarification.

osam.user

[account]
user=user1
pwd=user1pwd
group=1
cccmaxhops=2
cccreshare=0
uniq=1
monlevel=0
caid=0963
ident=0963:000000




[account]
user=user2
pwd=user2pwd
group=1,2
cccmaxhops=2
cccreshare=0
uniq=1
monlevel=0
caid=0963
ident=0963:000000




[account]
user=user3
pwd=user3pwd
group=1,2,3
cccmaxhops=2
cccreshare=0
uniq=1
monlevel=0
caid=0963
ident=0963:000000

So add users to whatever groups you want them in.

Groups are one of the most handy things in OSCam because it gives you complete control. If you assign a different group for each card or each proxy, then when creating a user account, you can decide what card or proxy you want to share with the peer. If you are sharing everything with everyone then you don't need to use them, but I found in the end that it is best to define many groups.

Very important - If you are using OSCam in your own receiver to view channels as well as a server, you are probably using DVBAPI - If you want to view all the cards and proxy cards, then you need to add all the groups, so if you have 2 cards, and 3 proxies, numbered 1 to 5, then in your user entry for dvbapi you need

group = 1,2,3,4,5

You will only use cards or proxies that have their group defined, so it is quite important!

that looks fine although i never needed to use the fix9993 = 0 bit and cccmindown = 0 isn't needed it will default to 0 anyway. If you have a lot of peers then you could change cccmaxhops = 10 to something like 3 because anything further down than 3 hops starts getting a bit messy.

Quote from musogeek

Groups are one of the most handy things in OSCam because it gives you complete control. If you assign a different group for each card or each proxy, then when creating a user account, you can decide what card or proxy you want to share with the peer. If you are sharing everything with everyone then you don't need to use them, but I found in the end that it is best to define many groups.

Very important - If you are using OSCam in your own receiver to view channels as well as a server, you are probably using DVBAPI - If you want to view all the cards and proxy cards, then you need to add all the groups, so if you have 2 cards, and 3 proxies, numbered 1 to 5, then in your user entry for dvbapi you need

Code

group = 1,2,3,4,5

You will only use cards or proxies that have their group defined, so it is quite important!

And this is what I call comprehensive tutorial :) Thank you very much, this entirely answers my questions.

I had a friend who allows me to view and reshare from incoming peers to my family members.

oscam.server

[reader]
label = testing
protocol = cccam
device = ip.address, 12000
user = xxxxx
password = xxxxxx
reconnecttimeout = 0
caid = xxxx
ident = xxxx:000000
group = 1
emmcache = 1,1,2
cccmaxhops = 3

user:

[account]
user = self
pwd = 1234
caid = xxxx
group = 1,2
ident = xxxx:000000
cccmaxhops = 1

Please guide on my settings as I will need to add cccmaxhops = 1 then only my peers can connect.

thanks

what oscam you using ?

im guessing a mod

as fix9993 = 0
seems to be a mod thing

Quote from technodvl2

what oscam you using ?

im guessing a mod

as fix9993 = 0
seems to be a mod thing

Thanks.

I am using OSCAM 1.20-unstable_svn build #8066

Ask your friend nicely to give you a N-line to be put into your oscam.server protocol as newcamd if you intend to share out his line to your peers.
Sorry if I misunderstood. :too_sad:

Quote from BIPAT003

Ask your friend nicely to give you a N-line to be put into your oscam.server protocol as newcamd if you intend to share out his line to your peers.
Sorry if I misunderstood. :too_sad:

Thanks.

Will look into it.