2 Omnikeys on ubuntu

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    Hi All,


    I have done a search here and a few other places but cannot find a guide or a definite answer which is can i install another Omnikey in Ubuntu with another type of card, I have tried already and it will not activate or show entitlements. any ideas appreciated.


    Thank you

    I'll presume you are using oscam to read the cards.


    Attach your omnikeys then run one or both of the following commands:


    sudo lsusb - shows attached devices
    opensc-tool -l - shows omnikeys


    This will show which usb the omnikeys are assigned to.


    Then in oscam.server file you will need two readers. Look at the example below:


    [reader]
    label = SETANTA
    protocol = pcsc
    device = 1
    blockemm-u = 0
    blockemm-s = 0
    blockemm-g = 1
    blockemm-unknown = 1
    emmcache = 1,3,2
    group = 1
    caid = 0963
    services = Setanta
    #ident = 0963:000000


    [reader]
    label = CYFRA
    protocol = pcsc
    device = 0
    mhz = 357
    cardmhz = 357
    emmcache = 1,3,2
    group = 2
    caid = 0100



    You can see from above that each reader has a different device. By running the commands from above you will already know which device your omnikeys are assigned.


    Hope this hasn't confused you more!

    Thanks again dekelster works a treat i cannot believe how simple that was very much appreciated, Just one last thing if thats ok i connect via CCcam 2.1.3 via Camd3.5 do i create another user in oscam and Cccam to connect both again or can i just use the one connection with Group 1,2. The reason i ask is that my current connection has the other cards CAID in the L: Line


    Thank you again Much appreciated.

    I have a different user and group for each card in oscam.user
    Then an N-line for each one in cccam.cfg


    [account]
    user = linuxsat
    pwd = *****
    monlevel = 0
    uniq = 0
    group = 1
    au = SETANTA
    caid = 0963
    ident = 0963:000000


    [account]
    user = linuxsat2
    pwd = *****
    monlevel = 0
    uniq = 0
    group = 2
    au = CYFRA
    caid = 0100
    ident = 0100:000068


    Glad it helped and didn't confuse you further :caz:

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