need oscam.user, oscam.server and oscam.config

things goes little different,
1. for what? (pc,dream....)
2. why tried make cccam.cfg?
3. or ,when you make cccam cfg for what you need oscam...
simple- put line in cccam and you are in

just right click, create new document and save as oscam.conf, repeat for oscam.user, and then place these in the same folder you have oscam.server

have a look here - might give you an idea as to how an nline should look in oscam.server
http://linuxsat-support.com/os…-oscam-server-config.html
also in oscam.conf you can put this;

[webif]
httpport      = 8888
httpuser      = user
httppwd       = pass
httprefresh   = 10
httpallowed   = 127.0.0.1,192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255

this will allow you to access your oscam server webinterface where you can set things up with a web based GUI - from a browser on the same machine

127.0.0.1:8888 - then username is user and password is pass

if it is from a different machine on your local network, then instead of 127.0.0.1 - use the local ip address of the server machine (the PC running oscam) - you might need to put exceptions in windows firewall for any ports that need to be accessed.

Quote from houghton19

This is your test line

N: my.lazerlite.tv 51411 zztimhoug test 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14

What a pity you didn't read the rules buddy:

<12> Anyone found to be running a Pay Server will be permanently banned.

<13> If you are the supporter of a Pay Server DO NOT ask for support, your request will be ignored.

Test lines are how payservers get people signed up buddy, hopefully you have done enough reading on the forum to realise they are the road to nowhere.

For educatonal purposes? Well let me educate you...

You have contacted a payserver to get a test line with a view to (at least in the eyes of the provider) subscribing to his service. We are a hobbyist forum, and have rules to protect the hobby such as the rule that states you will be ignored if you are the supporter of a payserver. You see no wrong in what you are doing. Just to explain, payservers are making money by running a server made up, as well as any cards they have, of people that are connected to them, not knowing that they are running a payserver. These parasites are multiplying, and because of that, providers are getting very concerned, and are slowly but surely adopting measures to prevent the option of sharing a card over the network. Those who do this as a hobby, and subscribe to a card, and share this over the internet with others who have different cards, so they can see what is out there on different satellites, will soon no longer be able to do this, because of payservers and their disciples.

lazerlite - a verified payserver I see on a couple of forums....

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