Oscam Or CCcam for Openatv 6.4 dm500hd v2

Probably your trying to place oscam.server file in the box you can do that by connecting to box with any ftp connection program with openatv6.4 you have to specify password in the box first to get connected when you manage that you need to go to folder etc/tuxbox/config and place that file over there if you don't have file oscam.server just details you can edit that file in the config folder should show up after installing oscam11.676 ipk

hope that will help

Peter85 this does not need to be done via FTP if it is a novice user. Most IPK / DEB installation packages already contain default configuration files, which are also very easy to edit directly via OscamWebif (http://IP-address_of_the_set-top-box:8888) --> Files.

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Sorry pls tell where can find ( OscamWebif ) folder ???

This is not a directory.

In parentheses you have the URL Oscam Webif (abbreviation Web-If means: Web Interface or Web Configuration Interface).

Simply fill in the correct IP address of your device on which you have Oscam installed (IP address of the set-top box).

You can find the IP address somewhere in the set-top box - depending on the type of Enigma ... somewhere in the MENU, probably among the information or directly in the configuration of the computer network.

You can also find a list of connected network devices + their IP addresses in the WebGUI (Web - Graphical User Interface) of your WiFi router.

Old box time for change :don-t_mention:

use OpenATV cam feed ! Use oscam ! Stable

Console type :

wget -O - -q http://updates.mynonpublic.com/oea/feed | bash

You find Simple_config_by_atari in file base or my signature use it
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Hi there !

In the case of Cccam softcam, these IPK / DEB installers are really crazy :). Just like the Cccam softcams themselves are crazy :). Each build / version of Cccam behaves differently. In addition, not every Enigma (Linux system) can handle properly starting a specific version / build of Cccam. I use my own launcher in conjunction with Cccam 2.3.0.

The startup script must be here: /etc/init.d/softcam.cccam

Then the appropriate executable file / binary must be here: /usr/bin/CCcam

(the most stable version, on my MIPS device, has proven Cccam version 2.3.0)

You also need to upload your configuration files for Cccam - they should be located here - for example: /etc/CCcam.cfg

(C: IP_OR_HOSTNAME PORT_NUMBER USER_NAME USER_PASSWORD)

Remember to also assign execution attributes:

chmod a+x /etc/init.d/softcam.cccam /usr/bin/CCcam

When you upload these files to the set top box (via FTP connection) and set the attributes (via the "chmod" command or also via the FTP manager, attributes with the value "755" for both files), you can enter the Softcams configuration in OpenATV and switch to Cccam + restart the uploaded Softcam.

If necessary, edit the "softcam.cccam" script yourself as you need it (arguments / switches for the CCcam binary).