Is the port for yourself within the same network as the server ? If so this port doesn`t need to be open.
Have you check the necessary ports are open at canyouseeme.org ?
Is the port for yourself within the same network as the server ? If so this port doesn`t need to be open.
Have you check the necessary ports are open at canyouseeme.org ?
Is the port for yourself within the same network as the server ? If so this port doesn`t need to be open.
Have you check the necessary ports are open at canyouseeme.org ?
Master G I check the port and the two ports are open; do i need to configure another oscam config ( oscam config2)? the second port is ofline
You need a separate [account] for each peer in oscam.user:
[account]
description = my share
user= user
pwd= pass
group= 1
cccmaxhops= 2
cccreshare= 1
cccignorereshare= 0
[account]
description = mates
user= user1
pwd= pass1
group= 1
cccmaxhops= 2
cccreshare= 1
cccignorereshare= 0
[account]
description = brother inlaw
user= user2
pwd= pass2
group= 1
cccmaxhops= 2
cccreshare= 1
cccignorereshare= 0
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C lines are like this:
You need a separate [account] for each peer in oscam.user:
CodeDisplay More[account] description = my share user= user pwd= pass group= 1 cccmaxhops= 2 cccreshare= 1 cccignorereshare= 0 [account] description = mates user= user1 pwd= pass1 group= 1 cccmaxhops= 2 cccreshare= 1 cccignorereshare= 0 [account] description = brother inlaw user= user2 pwd= pass2 group= 1 cccmaxhops= 2 cccreshare= 1 cccignorereshare= 0
C lines are like this:
I will try this and feed back soon. cheers
You need a separate [account] for each peer in oscam.user:
CodeDisplay More[account] description = my share user= user pwd= pass group= 1 cccmaxhops= 2 cccreshare= 1 cccignorereshare= 0 [account] description = mates user= user1 pwd= pass1 group= 1 cccmaxhops= 2 cccreshare= 1 cccignorereshare= 0 [account] description = brother inlaw user= user2 pwd= pass2 group= 1 cccmaxhops= 2 cccreshare= 1 cccignorereshare= 0
C lines are like this:
I have tried the above but discovered that only one port can work at the same time and for the fact that in my router port open from 1531 to 1532.
i discovered by using canyouseeme.com . when i reboot the machine , the working port will switch to another port and vise versa .
will this script work on ubuntu 14.04 server?
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it does not work, after some time i've got only y y y y y y y y y y y y y y on terminal.
can somebody tell me how can i install only oscam on Ubuntu 14.04 server
Has anyone got a solution to this lads new script eg..cccamoscam_install_package /
CCcamOscamInstall.sh for 14.04 ubuntu ? thanks in advance
what is the root login cant acsess root folder thru winscp thanx
it's either root or the name you used setting it up
tried evry user pass i thinko but i can log in on guest acount but dont give root access
what is normal default user and pass ?
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@ annie 12 same happens to me its becuse not loged in as root and or u putting wrong password
BUMP bump bump anyone lads?
what is the root login cant acsess root folder thru winscp thanx
Has anyone got a solution to this lads new script eg..cccamoscam_install_package /
CCcamOscamInstall.sh for 14.04 ubuntu ? thanks in advance
Did you try running the old script ? it should install on any version of ubuntu. What were the errors while trying to install ?
Did you try running the old script ? it should install on any version of ubuntu. What were the errors while trying to install ?
got to after point after installing ccam then goes YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
the Cccam cam side of it works but no oscam any ideas ???
got to after point after installing ccam then goes YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
the Cccam cam side of it works but no oscam any ideas ???
Did you try updating the oscam binary ? when you try to start oscam in telnet are there any errors ?
hi thank you for this tuto great job .... i have made all the stp all installed good but cannot access web interface 403 Forbidden
Access denied. i believe its the httpallowed = 0.0.0.0-255.255.255.255 so i need to update oscam.conf file but coud not find anywhere so my question is where by default your script add the this
hi thank you for this tuto great job .... i have made all the stp all installed good but cannot access web interface 403 Forbidden
Access denied. i believe its the httpallowed = 0.0.0.0-255.255.255.255 so i need to update oscam.conf file but coud not find anywhere so my question is where by default your script add the this
Use a ftp program to edit the oscam.conf file which is located here..... usr/local/etc
Use a ftp program to edit the oscam.conf file which is located here..... usr/local/etc
i know it should be there but in my case the script did not create the Etc folder in usr/local i have done the installation twice and same what do you advice
Check usr/local/bin to ensure that oscam has installed on the system...... if not then i would run the installation again from scratch.
oscam-ubuntu-script also works on Ubuntu 14.04 and 15.04 with some adjustments!
I deleted this in the script and performed either manual installation of these:
deleted:
[COLOR='#FF0000']######################
####Instal Packages###
######################
echo "${txtred}Step 8 ${txtrst}"
echo "${txtgreen}installing the software needed for oscam server ${txtrst}"
sleep 2
yes | apt-get update
sleep 2
yes | apt-get install libssl-dev libpcsclite1 libpcsclite-dev
sleep 2
yes | apt-get install pcscd pcsc-tools
######################
##Instal Simplebuild##
######################
echo "${txtred}Step 9 ${txtrst}"
echo "${txtgreen}Instal Simplebuild for compiling your own oscam ${txtrst}"
sleep 2
cd /opt/
mkdir simplebuild
cd simplebuild
wget ss4200.homelinux.com/oscam/simplebuild
chmod 777 simplebuild
./simplebuild debinstall[/COLOR]
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so installation in telnet, one by one:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install libssl-dev libpcsclite1 libpcsclite-dev
sudo apt-get install pcscd pcsc-tools
cd /opt/
mkdir simplebuild
cd simplebuild
wget ss4200.homelinux.com/oscam/simplebuild
chmod 777 simplebuild
./simplebuild debinstall
Then run the script in the usual way and should be seen like this:
#!/bin/sh
#Automated Installation script
#Purpose: Installing Oscam Server Ubuntu x32/x64 system.
#Originally written by: Youknowhoo (R.I.P)
#Updated & Modified by thatfellow - linuxsat-support
#
#Requirements: Ubuntu
#Installation Package.
#put the oscam_install_package & this script in /tmp
OWNER=$(grep 1000:1000: /etc/passwd|cut -f1 -d':')
txtrst=$(tput sgr0) # Text reset
txtred=$(tput setab 1) # Red Background
textpurple=$(tput setab 5) #Purple Background
txtgreen=$(tput bold ; tput setaf 2) # GreenBold
arch=$(getconf LONG_BIT)
echo "${txtgreen}Script for automated Oscam installation ${txtrst}"
sleep 2
chown $OWNER /tmp/oscam_install_package
sleep 1
if [ ! -e /tmp/oscam_install_package ] ; then
echo "${txtgreen}WARNING !!!!!!! ${txtrst}"
echo "${txtgreen}Install package is not in tmp directory ${txtrst}"
echo "${txtgreen}please check if its there ${txtrst}"
fi
######################
#Check linux x86 x64##
######################
echo "${txtred}Initial OS Test ${txtrst}"
echo "${txtgreen}Check linux architecture x32-bit or x64-bit ${txtrst}"
sleep 2
echo "${textpurple}$arch-bit OS Detected${txtrst}"
sleep 1
mv /tmp/oscam_install_package/oscam-x$arch /tmp/oscam_install_package/oscam
######################
##Make Directories####
######################
echo "${txtred}Step 1 ${txtrst}"
echo "${txtgreen}make directorys and show them to the owner ${txtrst}"
sleep 2
mkdir /var/script
chown $OWNER /var/script
#
mkdir /var/oscam-configs-backup
chown $OWNER /var/oscam-configs-backup
#
mkdir /var/oscamlog
chown $OWNER /var/oscamlog
chown $OWNER /usr/local/bin
######################
######Move Oscam######
######################
echo "${txtred}Step 2 ${txtrst}"
echo "${txtgreen}Moving oscam executable to correct folder ${txtrst}"
sleep 2
mv /tmp/oscam_install_package/oscam /usr/local/bin
chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/oscam
######################
#####Move Scripts#####
######################
echo "${txtred}Step 3 ${txtrst}"
echo "${txtgreen}Move the scripts to /var/script ${txtrst}"
sleep 2
mv /tmp/oscam_install_package/*.sh /var/script
######################
####Chmod Scripts#####
######################
echo "${txtred}Step 4 ${txtrst}"
echo "${txtgreen}chmod 755 the scripts ${txtrst}"
sleep 2
chmod 755 /var/script/oscam-backup.sh
chmod 755 /var/script/oscam-checker.sh
chmod 755 /var/script/restartoscam.sh
sleep 2
######################
##Autostart rc.local##
######################
echo "${txtred}Step 5 ${txtrst}"
echo "${txtgreen}make rc.local for autostart at boot ${txtrst}"
sleep 2
chown $OWNER /etc/rc.local
rm /etc/rc.local
sleep 1
mv /tmp/oscam_install_package/rc.local /etc
mv /tmp/oscam_install_package/oscam.conf /usr/local/etc
mv /tmp/oscam_install_package/oscam.server /usr/local/etc
mv /tmp/oscam_install_package/oscam.user /usr/local/etc
sleep 1
chmod 755 /etc/rc.local
sleep 1
chown root /etc/rc.local
######################
####Setup Crontab#####
######################
echo "${txtred}Step 6 ${txtrst}"
echo "${txtgreen}making crontabs in /etc/crontab, remember no crontab -e!!!! ${txtrst}"
sleep 2
echo "*/30 * * * * root /var/script/oscam-checker.sh >/dev/null" >> /etc/crontab
echo "59 23 * * * root /var/script/oscam-backup.sh" >> /etc/crontab
echo "38 6 * * * root /sbin/reboot" >> /etc/crontab
#######################
##Latest oscam.srvid###
#######################
echo "${txtred}Step 7 ${txtrst}"
echo "${txtgreen}Download latest oscam.srvid from kos.twojeip.net ${txtrst}"
sleep 2
wget -O /usr/local/etc/oscam.srvid "http://kos.twojeip.net/download.php?download[]=pack-skydigital&download"
######################
####Restart System####
######################
echo "${txtred}Job Done! Restarting Server ${txtrst}"
echo "${txtgreen}cowntdown to restart ${txtrst}"
sleep 2
echo "${txtgreen}3 ${txtrst}"
sleep 1
echo "${txtgreen}2 ${txtrst}"
sleep 1
echo "${txtgreen}1 ${txtrst}"
echo "${txtgreen}rebooting now see you in a minute ${txtrst}"
reboot
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hi great tutorial, just a quickie, where would I put an nline reshare to test, instead of a card
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