oscam http webif page not appearing

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    hi all


    got a strange problem that I can not work out why! Iv built a brand new server up but I can not access the http page for oscam (http://my_ip:8888


    it says page can not be displayed


    i have gone into terminal and typed


    su
    oscam -b
    killall -9 oscam
    oscam - no process killed ------- its like it can not start oscam.


    not to sure whats up with it. the oscam.conf log is like below


    [global]
    logfile = /usr/local/etc/oscam.log
    nice = -10
    preferlocalcards = 1
    saveinithistory = 1


    [monitor]
    port = 988
    nocrypt = 127.0.0.1
    aulow = 120
    hideclient_to = 15
    monlevel = 1
    appendchaninfo = 0


    [webif]
    httpport = 8888
    httpuser = admin
    httppwd = admin
    httprefresh = 0
    httpallowed = 127.0.0.1,192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255


    any advice guys?

    So the problem is oscam isn't starting - rather than not being able to access the webinterface?


    prob a bit more info needed as in what type of server - ubuntu/debian? did you follow any guides to install server etc?
    you can tell what services are running by typing

    Code
    ps -aux


    in a console. Shold show if Oscam is running or not - if it is then the issue is with webinterface

    If I take a while to respond, you can see why.....


    :red:

    hi


    im running ubuntu 10.04 ( using the script on this forum to install cccam/oscam). I have rebuilt it again and it works. Restarted several times and it works. It seems to mess up when i change the conf. Maybe i am doing something wrong.


    Just to check,, when i edit the conf, i go to usr/local/etc and open the file, edit the file, then click on save (is that correct) or should i be using another tool to edit these.


    (im a linux noob)

    you can edit the config files direct, but you may want to look at the oscam webinterface file editor - just click files and then the file you want to edit, and you can edit direct (ensure to save and restart), or you can use the graphical editor to add values and tick boxes, and a lot of these take effect immediately.

    If I take a while to respond, you can see why.....


    :red:

    iv tried both and got to a point where all i need to do is change the reader. the default settings for the oscam.server is


    [reader]
    label = *******
    protocol = smartreader/mouse
    device = 000:000
    #if you use smartreader and device with a bus id, hash out detect as its not needed.
    detect = cd
    cardmhz = 600
    mhz = 600
    boxid = yourboxid
    blockemm-u = 0
    blockemm-s = 0
    blockemm-g = 1
    blockemm-unknown = 1
    emmcache = 1,3,2
    group = 1
    caid = ****


    but if i change it to this


    [reader]
    label = test
    protocol = smartreader
    device = 000:000
    detect = cd
    cardmhz = 600
    mhz = 600
    boxid = yourboxid
    blockemm-u = 0
    blockemm-s = 0
    blockemm-g = 1
    blockemm-unknown = 1
    emmcache = 1,3,2
    group = 1
    caid = 0963


    it stops working and oscam does not start. If i then change in oscam.server to the original (my top config) it works. really strange i cant work out why.


    any ideas lads

    what device are you using device = 000:000
    should be like this be


    protocol = smartreader
    device = Serial:Reader xxxxxxx


    plug smargo in to pc
    open a terminal
    type sudo -i
    then type your password
    then
    paste this in lsusb -v | grep "iSerial"


    look for Reader xyz1234
    copy the reader number in to your oscam.server
    device = Serial:Reader xyz1234
    save and restart oscam
    in terminal
    type killall oscam
    then oscam -b to start it


    Quote from harveybham

    i have gone into terminal and typed


    su
    oscam -b
    killall -9 oscam
    oscam - no process killed ------- its like it can not start oscam.


    kill it first then restart it

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