Generate an oscam.srvid file based on KingOfSat packages and OScam Wiki

**fogonero** · Sep 27th 2011

Generate an oscam.srvid file based on KingOfSat packages and OScam Wiki#
# Author: pr2
#
# Thanks to demosat for the tests and suggestions.
#

Introduction.

The purpose of those scripts is to generate a file oscam.srvid based on packages available from:
Packages - KingOfSat

The CAID will be retrieved from OSCam Wiki page:
OSCam/en/Config/oscam.provid

This is linux standard shell script that should run on any Linux system.
How to install.

Simply unpack the srvidking.tgz file on your favorite location, be carefull that some temporary files
will be created and the resulting file will be placed there too.

Example:

In telnet:

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mkdir /media/hdd/srvidking

FTP the file srvidking.tgz to the folder /media/hdd/srvidking

In telnet:

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cd /media/hdd/srvidking
tar -xvzf srvidking.tgz

As result you will get 3 files:

1config.sh
2srvidking.sh
readme.txt

How to use:

Script: 1config.sh

First you need to run the script: ./1config.sh this will generate a file called srvidking.cfg

To run the script in telnet:

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cd /media/hdd/srvidking
./1config.sh

Then edit the file srvidking.cfg and remove the # on the lines with the packages that you want to generate the oscam.srvid files.

Script: 2srvidking.sh

To run the script in telnet:

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cd /media/hdd/srvidking
./2srvidking.sh

The resulting files will be oscam.srvid.PACKAGE

If the CAID is not found in the Wiki page it will be replaced by UNKNOWN, so please check the resulting file.

Please help us completing the missing CAID in this thread:
Help us complete the CAID / providerID list in the wiki

Enjoy,

P.S.: Special thanks to Demosat for the tests and suggestions

pd. three notes.

1 that works perfectly in linux environment test is made by me and OK (azbox firm OPENSAT)

I've added 2 º final telnet to connect to the oscam.srvid according to suppliers we use.

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cat oscam.srvid.* > oscam.srvid

3 ° any errors in translation please pot you(cazuela) are attentive. thanks ..

**master G** · Oct 20th 2011

[TOOL] Generate an oscam.srvid based on KingOfSat satellites info and OScam Wiki

Update 16/10/11
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# Author: pr2 for OSCam please wait ...
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# Special thanks to all the beta-testers for the support and suggestions,
# and Lightman33 for the iconv compilation.
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This script will generate an oscam.srvid file to use with OScam web interface.

Channel information will come from KingOfSat.net:
KingOfSat - European Satellite Zapping & Directory for the channel informations
CAID information will come from OSCam Wiki:
OSCam/en/Config/oscam.provid

How to install this pack.

Copy the pack SrvidSatKing1_0.tgz into your Enigma2 STB internal HDD (or USB stick),
the script will download and generate some temporary file so it needs space
to work.
Don't run it from the /tmp folder!

Example:
FTP the pack to /media/hdd/SrvidSatKing/SrvidSatKing1_0.tgz

In telnet type:

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cd /media/hdd/SrvidSatKing
tar -xvzf ./SrvidSatKing1_0.tgz

This will generate you several files.

See below the remark about iconv and how to install.

Pre-requisite:

Your Enigma2 STB needs to be connected to the Internet.
It is advices, but not mandatory, to have iconv installed and running on your system.
Since iconv is not standard in E2, an installation pack is provided from MIPS system (see below).

How to use the scripts:

1°) Run the script: ./1config.sh

It will generate a configuration file with the list of all the possible satellite to grab information from.
Edit the file: srvidsat.cfg

And remove the # in front of the satellites than you want to generate an oscam.srvid file.

2°) Run the script: ./2genpack.sh

This will grab and prepare the satellite information from KingOfSat.net,
you will get a file called: package.cfg

Edit the file package.cfg to select the packages that you want in your resulting oscam.srvid

If your package is splitted on several satellites, you need to select it for each satellite.
That you receive.
Example, if you have Telesat you need to select it on the satellites that you have:

TELESAT | 13.0E |pos-13E
TELESAT | 19.2E |pos-19.2E
TELESAT | 23.5E |pos-23.5E

3°) Run: ./3gensrvid.sh

This script will generate your resulting oscam.srvid file (only valid packages will be placed in this file).
Packages where the CAID is unknown will be sent to a file called: pos-XXXX.UNKNOWN where xxx is the satellite position,
the caid will be replace by UNKN in this file.

Since the OScam webif doesn't support UTF-8, then the resulting oscam.srvid will be
converted thanks to iconv tool, it will be converted into CP1252 format
(Microsoft ANSI format).

Without conversion the resulting oscam.srvid file is usable but some special characters will be wrongly displaid in the Webif.

Be carefull iconv is not standard on Enigma2 system so this pack provide a compiled version tested on OE1.6 MIPS system.
iconv is standard in most Linux distribution.

Please read the file: FAQ.txt

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Installation iconv on Enigma2 MIPS Open Embedded OE 1.6

PLEASE DO NOT FOLLOW THIS TUTO ON OTHER SYSTEM THAN MIPS OE 1.6
(Example: it won't work on SH4 processor the executable is not compatible!)

Connect via telnet and go into the folder where you install the scripts and type:

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./installiconv.sh

How to test if iconv runs on your system:

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iconv -?

Result is:

root@MyBox# iconv -?
Usage: iconv [-c] [-s] [-f fromcode] [-t tocode] [file ...]
or: iconv -l
Try `iconv --help' for more information.

You can also test with:

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iconv -l

Which will provide the list of all possible conversion formats.

To discuss about this: [CHAT] Generate an oscam.srvid based on KingOfSat satellites info and OScam Wiki

Current list of satellites:

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# Intelsat 10 (IS-10) / Intelsat 7 (IS-7) (68.5 E)             | pos-68.5E      
# Intelsat 906 (64.2 E)                                        | pos-64.2E      
# NSS 12 (57.0 E)                                              | pos-57E        
# Express AM22 (53.0 E)                                        | pos-53E        
# Yamal 202 (49.0 E)                                           | pos-49E        
# Intelsat 12 (IS-12) (45.0 E)                                 | pos-45E        
# Turksat 2A / Turksat 3A (42.0 E)                             | pos-42E        
# Express AM1 (40.0 E)                                         | pos-40E        
# Hellas Sat 2 (39.0 E)                                        | pos-39E        
# Paksat 1 (38.0 E)                                            | pos-38E        
# Eutelsat W4 / Eutelsat W7 (36.0 E)                           | pos-36E        
# Eurobird 3 (33.0 E)                                          | pos-33E        
# Astra 1G / Astra 2C (31.5 E)                                 | pos-31.5E      
# Arabsat 5A (30.5 E)                                          | pos-30.5E      
# Astra 2A / Astra 2B / Astra 2D / Eurobird 1 (28.2 E)         | pos-28.2E      
# Badr 4 / Badr 5 / Badr 6 (26.0 E)                            | pos-26E        
# Eurobird 2 (25.5 E)                                          | pos-25.5E      
# Astra 3A / Astra 3B (23.5 E)                                 | pos-23.5E      
# Eutelsat W6 (21.6 E)                                         | pos-21.6E      
# Astra 1H / Astra 1KR / Astra 1L / Astra 1M (19.2 E)          | pos-19.2E      
# Eurobird 16A / Eutelsat Sesat / Eutelsat W2M (16.0 E)        | pos-16E        
# Hotbird 6 / Hotbird 8 / Hotbird 9 (13.0 E)                   | pos-13E        
# Eutelsat W2A (10.0 E)                                        | pos-10E        
# Eurobird 9A (9.0 E)                                          | pos-9E         
# Eutelsat W3A (7.0 E)                                         | pos-7E         
# Astra 4A (4.8 E)                                             | pos-4.8E       
# Rascom 1 / Rascom 1R (2.9 E)                                 | pos-2.9E       
# Intelsat 10-02 / Thor 5 / Thor 6 (0.8 W)                     | pos-0.8W       
# Amos 2 / Amos 3 (4.0 W)                                      | pos-4W         
# Atlantic Bird 3 (5.0 W)                                      | pos-5W         
# Atlantic Bird 4A / Nilesat 101 / Nilesat 102 / Nilesat 201 (7.0 W) | pos-7W         
# Atlantic Bird 2 / Telecom 2D (8.0 W)                         | pos-8W         
# Express AM44 (11.0 W)                                        | pos-11W        
# Atlantic Bird 1 (12.5 W)                                     | pos-12.5W      
# Express A4 (14.0 W)                                          | pos-14W        
# Telstar 12 (15.0 W)                                          | pos-15W        
# Intelsat 901 (18.0 W)                                        | pos-18W        
# NSS 7 (22.0 W)                                               | pos-22W        
# Intelsat 905 (24.5 W)                                        | pos-24.5W      
# Intelsat 907 (27.5 W)                                        | pos-27.5W      
# Hispasat 1C / Hispasat 1D (30.0 W)                           | pos-30W        
# Intelsat 903 (34.5 W)                                        | pos-34.5W      
# NSS 10 / Telstar 11N (37.5 W)                                | pos-37.5W      
# NSS 806 (40.5 W)                                             | pos-40.5W      
# Intelsat 14 (IS-14) (45.0 W)                                 | pos-45W        
# Intelsat 805 (55.5 W)                                        | pos-55.5W      
# Intelsat 9 (IS-9) (58.0 W)                                   | pos-58W

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**master G** · Nov 19th 2012

Same script but i have updated it to reflect the new streamboard address, tested & working.

MpOnyx · Apr 7th 2018

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Using username "root".

root@dm920:~# cd /media/hdd/srvidking

root@dm920:/media/hdd/srvidking# ./1config.sh

Downloading package list from KingOfSat.net

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Connecting to en.kingofsat.net (37.187.25.52:80)

Connecting to en.kingofsat.net (37.187.25.52:443)

wget: server returned error: HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request

awk: package.list: No such file or directory

Done

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** Please edit the file srvidking.cfg and remove

** the # from the lines with the packages that you want to generate

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root@dm920:/media/hdd/srvidking#

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**master G** · Apr 7th 2018

Give this a try -> Kingofsat oscam.srvid generator - PHP Parser

Select your provider from the drop down bar.

Process task.

Copy the data to an oscam.srvid file.

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MpOnyx · Apr 7th 2018

@master G

Quote from master G

Give this a try -> Kingofsat oscam.srvid generator - PHP Parser

I did not understand what I have to do

Generate an oscam.srvid file based on KingOfSat packages and OScam Wiki

master G Feb 22nd 2023

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