CCcam to oscam

the file you have converted gets placed depending on your setup what box , pc ect ect you using as server ? this will help
to find right location :)

if you have oscam running then add a reader for desired protocal ie cccam newcamd with the user and pass of your desired user your trying to convert this will
them mean the 4k box is the user i do same on my wetek what happens is i set user a dvb-api make pass whateva then i go to my oscam webif , files , oscam conf in add a dvb-api user there
always make sure the group matches user for reader yeah :) hooe this helps if not shout back i haave teamviewer installed

way i would set up my oscam on the 4k would be to set a reader on oscam using ccam protocals and set the reader/card as the dyndns and user/pass n port to same as line in this would let oscam act as a cccam client kinda , you get what i mean ?

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no im lost man in new to this i know how to ftp stuff to my solo2 box but im lost when it come to readers and user passes thanks for your help anyway bud

ok in VIP section i have posted a windpws program called teamveiwer install this in i will show you what i mean , i am not the greatest at typin as i no goot at reading in writing but can show yu via this program it will let me acces your laptop/pc in do as you would yeah in you can watch me

kk but if you access the webif for oscam you will understand what im saying ;)

Hi mate,

I've just been playing around tonight doing the same thing getting ready to buy the solo 4k, the files you need may well already be on the receiver from when you downloaded oscam. On my tm-nano-se using open pli the files could be found in usr/keys then in oscam folder. I copied the files from my convertor into oscam.server at the end of the stuff already in there and saved and exited and it started working fine.

I copied and pasted the information from the convertor to bottom of the exisiting text. In my file the information already there was just different configs for the reader i pasted it onto the end and saved it which would just overwrite the orginal file. At the end of the day its just a text file and you could delete it and redownload it if you needed. The file structure may be different on blackhole images or it may be the same I'm not sure exactly but it should be there somewhere.

Connect to your vusolo4k with ftp etc/tuxbox/config/oscam.conf open it u see there webif port and username password like this

[webif]
httpport = 8888
httpuser = oscam
httppwd = oscam

then u can connect with your browser wetekip:8888 to oscam webpanel

Files-oscam.server u must enter ypur c line like this and save restart

#C: serverurlorip portnumber username password

[reader]
label = CCcam1
protocol = cccam
enabled = 1
device = serverurlorip,portnumber
user = UserName
password = Password
inactivitytimeout = 30
fallback = 1
group = 1,2
cccversion = 2.1.3

dioblo

Mach1 has given you instructions on how to find the port, you need to look in etc/tuxbox/config/oscam.conf using dcc (you said you already know how to send files across to your box) if you edit of view the oscam.conf it will show you what port to view shown above as:

[webif]
httpport = 8888
httpuser = oscam
httppwd = oscam

Then once you have this port number do like to use to do in cccam, open your computers browser and type in the box's ip then :(port numb) example 192.168.1.128:8888

it should be yourwetek ip the :8888

192.168.1.123:8888 thats a example

but then you would manualily change details via web browser instaead on just editimng the files shown by mach1
i always do it via web cause i find it hard to locate right files in locations on ftp for my CROW ness ;) lolz

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GUYS YOUR NOT GOING TO BELIEVE IT BUT THE WAY I DESCRIBED WHAT I DONE earlier var/tuxbox/config and replace the oscam server with the converted file and presto its all working fine thanks guys for all your help i hope this will help someone in the future great site again guys

glad u sorted if you do log into webif you will see the files you can see setting you can edit vi webgui and know now how it edits the files on server :)