Hi!
I have Newcs running on a Relook CubeCafe and I want to use Oscam as client on a ipbox9000.
Wich file do I have to setup to use oscam as a client?
Please advice how config this files.
/brian
Newcs and oscam as client
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Link doesn´t work.
I just want to know which confiig files are required to run oscam as ac client against newcs.
Is it only oscam.server? Do I also need to setup oscam.conf and oscam.user?
Please advice how to setup for a client only/brian
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yes you must have all these files conf,user,oscam server.
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Any specific reason to choose oscam as client for newcamd ?
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I use mgcamd now an it works perfect but I want to learn about oscam as a client.
/brian
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please advice how to setup only as client to newcs.
/brian
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N: myserver.homelinux.com 12000 username password 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
[reader]
label = remote reader
enable = 1
protocol = newcamd
device = myserver.homelinux.com,12000
key = 0102030405060708091011121314
account = username,password
group = 1
inactivitytimeout = 1
reconnecttimeout = 30
keepalive = 1 -
Do you mean that the only config file to be used is oscam.server?
/brian
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Do you mean that the only config file to be used is oscam.server?
/brian
Dvbapi will need to be enabled in oscam.conf and an [account] created for it in oscam.user...
If you are adding a client oscam.server is the file that needs editted...
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sorry for that i don`t read 1-st post carefully
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I downloaded the config files for oscam.
I tried to use only oscam.sever and then it didn´t work.
Then I added oscam.user just like it was downloaded without setup anything:# oscam.conf generated automatically by Streamboard OSCAM 1.00-svn build #3527
# Read more: http://streamboard.gmc.to/osca…on/doc/txt/oscam.conf.txt[global]
pidfile = /tmp/oscam.pid
logfile = /dev/tty
disablelog = 1
disableuserfile = 1
usrfileflag = 0
clienttimeout = 5000
fallbacktimeout = 2500
clientmaxidle = 120
failbantime = 0
bindwait = 120
netprio = 0
clientdyndns = 0
resolvedelay = 30
unlockparental = 0
nice = -10
serialreadertimeout = 1500
maxlogsize = 32
waitforcards = 0
preferlocalcards = 1
saveinithistory = 1
readerrestartseconds = 5
lb_mode = 0
lb_save = 0
lb_nbest_readers = 1
lb_nfb_readers = 1
lb_min_ecmcount = 5
lb_max_ecmcount = 500
lb_reopen_seconds = 900
resolvegethostbyname = 0[dvbapi]
enabled = 1
au = 1
boxtype = ufs910
user = local
pmt_mode = 0[webif]
httpport = 8888
httpuser = root
httppwd = pkteam
httprefresh = 0
httpallowed = 0.0.0.0-255.255.255.255
httphideidleclients = 0
httpreadonly = 0then it worked!
What is needed in oscam.conf to get it work?
/brian
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I don't have any experience with this receiver so I apologise in advance, if anything I say is not quite factually correct in relation to the receiver.
If I am understanding correctly you wish to use oscam as a client, and you want to connect to mgcam, is this edition of mgcam run locally on this box or on another receiver?
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On the box Relook I have Newcs as server and mgcamd as a client on ipbox9000 I now have oscam as client with the filles oscam.server and oscam.conf.
The card is in the Relook box.
The next step is to try oscam as both server and client in Relook box where the card is.
The I want to setup oscam as a client to cccamserver. Just to learn about different emu:s.
But now I am going on holiday for some weeks./brian
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In all honesty, mgcam, cccam and newcam are pretty straight forward and there are reams of tutorials in the corresponding sections.
Oscam takes a lot more getting your head round as there are a lot more options, its far more robust than any of other three you mention.
Have a good holiday, come back refreshed, get your head round mgcam, cccam and newcam.
Then tackle oscam, as the knowledge gained from the others will be of use to you here.
At least that would be my advice.
Anyway Bon Voyage for now.
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