Posts by s3n0

Quote from Haxer87

thanks for the hard works s3n0

but Arabic channels have no support so we need to support them ourselves.

:eye-tongue:

What do you mean by "have no support" ? Picons ? I don't understand you again.

In practice, this works as follows:

1. Vhannibal scans the satellites with its set-top box or scans the satellite database on the internet + creates userbouquet files for Enigma receivers

2. Uploads them to the internet or also modifies them by categories and then upload

3. Chocholousek then downloads them and compares them with their contents

4. If some picons are missing, they will be added to the contents of Chocholousek

The only thing that could fail is a leaky LNB that is turned on a 7.0W satellite in space :). Thus, for example, this LNB would not capture the available stations because normally, information such as channel name or EPG data can be read from a transponder on the DVB-S2 standard, even if it is an encoded stream.

So I don't understand that "they are not supported". They must be available on the satellite -> and hence in the database on the internet -> and hence the picons will be created. :-)

If some channels change regularly on a satellite more often than every week, then unfortunately this is a problem. For this purpose it would be appropriate, as I mentioned above, to write a shell script or plugin that will regularly check and download from the Internet always the current list of Arabic channels as well as picon (from some source on the Internet).

The original certified set-top box from your satellite provider works in a similar way - that is, automatic updates of the picons and channel lists. Picons could be accessed, for example, by checking the download address in the original set-top box (unless there is an encrypted SSL connection). But I do not know the lists if it will be easy to work. Certainly somehow you can make a plugin or shell script for Enigma in Arabia.

Of course, for a SoftCam.key file purpose (a note: the file name is CASE SENSITIVE !) you need to use any Oscam-Emu build... that means a build with built-in Emulator module.

So, the package name is then:

Oscam with Emu (Oscam-Emu): opkg install enigma2-plugin-softcams-oscam-emu

Ocam without Emu: opkg install enigma2-plugin-softcams-oscam-trunk

More info about Oscam-Emu, for example, here: https://github.com/oscam-emu/oscam-patched/wiki

No, "OSN Pop Up" seems to be special temporary package from "OSN". These premium packages are probably not standard channels. It will take at least a week-two before these satellite channels appear in the satellite databases and their transponders on the internet. Are they only limited to a certain time?

https://www.cne-eg.com/partners/osn/el-kul-premium/ So I don't know how this could be solved :-) .

Chocholousek uses Vhannibal settings. When the correct information for 7.0W appears in them, Chocholousek will immediately complete all missing picons.

If so, a shell script or plugin would be suitable for this purpose :-D - this would always download the current new OSN channel list to the Linux set-top box (only channels from the OSN). And also he would always update the new picons for all OSN channels (because there are several of them).

Oh, sorry, my fault. You are looking for the OSN Pop Up - a new satellite channel https://www.lyngsat.com/tvchannels/ae/OSN-Pop-Up.html that hasn't appeared in the databases yet ... it will take at least a week for the channel to appear. Certainly you have also your source of picons. Unfortunately, so that you do not have to wait for discovery in the databases and then update the picon, so you requested a picon through the discussion forum. Now I understand already. I misunderstood you. Sorry :).

Yes... if it is terestrial broadcasting... there may to be a problem... but not with sattelite broadcasting...

I just downloaded current picons from drive.google by Chocholousek. Specifically, a black background, with a resolution of 220x132, for satellite 7.0W. The "OSN" channel is contained in the archive file:

-for SID 6AB:

1_0_1_6AB_11_800_DCA0000_0_0_0

1_0_16_6AB_11_800_DCA0000_0_0_0

1_0_19_6AB_11_800_DCA0000_0_0_0

-only this one, for SID 7DD:

1_0_1_7DD_14_800_DCA0000_0_0_0

https://drive.google.com/drive…z6mBA7lUOKNVR4U3NrdW5hTEE (base directory with all picons)

https://drive.google.com/drive…z6mBA7lUOKS3ZSdFIzaXh1SVU (piconblack-220x132 directory)

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Chocholousek uses automatic scripts to recognize new channels on satellites. If a new channel appears, the picon will be added immediately. You just go into the plugin plugin and use the picon update. That's all.

Why are you bothering your life like this ? :)

Use the picon updates automatically as a plugin.

The plugin was developed by s3n0 (me): Chocholousek Picons updater (Enigma2 plugin)

The design of the picon is taken care of by chocholousek: Picons by Chocholoušek

Of course, most European satellites are supported, including 7.0W.

The plugin will automatically fill in the missing picons, according to the service reference codes found in the userbuquets. Of course, only if they are standard channels available on a particular satellite. Because if it is a DVB-terrestrial, then it is obviously impossible to cover the whole of Europe with infinite picons.

First of all, cough on Cccam softcam. Use only Oscam everywhere. If all 3 are Linux set-topboxes, it's better.

If you want to re-share the cccam protocol from a third party make sure it can be done - according to the softcam server rules. Unfortunately, there is a threat of BAN on the sofcam server, when sharing, if it is forbidden by the administrator of the external softcam server.

First, create your own "cccam" server and enable the local user - the so-called "dvbapi" - in the "oscam.conf" file on your primary set-top box. Add new users (new accounts) to the "oscam.user" file, including your "dvbapi" user (Oscam on the primary set-top box will be used both as a client and as a server).

In the remaining two set-top boxes, set Oscam as a cccam-client, which means that in the "oscam.server" file, you set up a cccam connection to your home Oscam server, using the cccam protocol. Of course, on clients, you also need to enable the so-called "dvbapi" local oscam user - enable it in oscam.conf and add this account to "oscam.user".

http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki/OSCam/en/Config/oscam.conf

http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki/OSCam/en/Config/oscam.user

http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki/OSCam/en/Config/oscam.server

how to convert C-LINE into oscam.server file

Hello.

Quote from benjo1

OpenATV 6.4

wget -O - -q http://updates.mynonpublic.com/oea/feed | bash && opkg update && opkg install enigma2-plugin-softcams-oscam-stable

benjo1 :

The "stable" build means an older Oscam version ... rather it's better to use a "trunk" build (the latest build):

wget -qO- "http://updates.mynonpublic.com/oea/feed" | bash && opkg update && opkg install enigma2-plugin-softcams-oscam-trunk

neolin :

I dont understand. What do you need ? Something not working ? Does Softcam not run in OpenATV 6.4 ? Or where exactly is the problem ?

Try running Oscam manually if it is already installed and show the result. First find the name of the installed binary file:

find /usr/bin -type f -name *cam*

When you find a binary and have it correctly installed, try to run the "manpage" argument to this Oscam that if there will appears any error to launch the Oscam binary, for example:

/usr/bin/oscam --help

Hello.

As the first, check if your Oscam is running, for example:

OscamWebif opened in the web browser:

http://IP_of_your_set-top-box:8888

Or try it via the Shell (command line):

ps aux | grep cam      # for full-feautured "ps" tool (for example in OpenATV image)
ps | grep cam          # for BusyBox's cropped "ps" tool (for example in OpenPLi image)

If you also see the "-c" argument in the "ps" utility listing, this argument specifies the Oscam configuration directory.

You still haven't written to me what you want to do, and I still don't understand. Which is exactly what you want to give BAN to and under what conditions you want to throw BAN to your clients. Or for what purpose, because different limits can be set anywhere ... even in the "oscam.user" file.

I don't even understand your next question. What does "Autostart Oscam on VPS" mean? Can't you add an auto-start script? Or are you just saying that? You didn't use a question mark or a dot at the end of the sentence - so I don't know what to think about it :).

If you really want a VPC startup script, you can simply google it:

https://www.google.com/search?q=VPS+init.d+scripts

https://www.lowendtalk.com/dis…cript-to-startup-on-a-vps

Or, in theory, my instructions could work in part, from here:

Tutorial : How to install softcam (OSCam/CCCam) manually, if you hate ipk packages

So if it is an atypical communication protocol from the Softcam server, of course there is a big problem when using any "standard" Softcam client. Apropo, similar problems arise if you use the latest cccam protocol, between Cccam softcam and Oscam softcam.

Hi.

I don't understand, do you want to set up BAN-ing clients on your softcam server differently than you do it now ? Or you got 1440 min. = 24 h. (http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki…ig/oscam.conf#failbantime) but it does not work correctly ? and after 60 minutes, will BAN come to all your clients/users ?

Don't have an autoban set up in the "oscam.user" file for individual users/accounts ?

What exactly do you want to achieve ? I don't understand you exactly.

Yes, for purpose the "SoftCam.Key" you need to use the OscamEmu (oscam with emulator module).

What do you mean by the "Forever" term ?

Ncam is the same as Oscam ... it just has a modified code and maybe it has some added features.

Configuration files should work. Important files are primarily "oscam.config" and "oscam.server".

Then, depending on the usage, other files:

"oscam.user" - if you want to share a card or if you also want to use Oscam as a loopback connection - to yourself as: server <> dvbapi client

"oscam.dvbapi" - if you want to set CAIDs and PRVODIs priorities respectively. if you want to block them ... it is also used for the EMU module in Oscam (emulating and redirecting CAID)

"SoftCam.Key" - (the case sensitive file name !) if you use card emulator in Oscam (EMU module), especially for this purpose serves key file

etc.

- more info about Oscam configuration: http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki/OSCam/en

- more info about Oscam-Emu configuration (about the Emu module respectively): https://github.com/oscam-emu/oscam-patched/wiki/Basic-config

I would use Ncam. It's just another "miracle" with a closed code, taken from Oscam. Oscam softcam is very good, but you have to know how to set it up. It has open code, so if you know where the error is, you can fix it yourself or at least report it on the support website. Ncam is a de facto modified Oscam.

Yes, and sorry, this should be a file not "oscam.user", but a file "oscam.server", with a "reader" section where the configuration items had to be added.

Yes, OpenATV 6.4 requires password, as well as other new Enigma distributions, for improved security (after fresh image flashing). The password should be set via the GUI-MENU in OpenATV or if you log-in via Telnet (it should work without a password). After connecting via Telnet, change the root password with the command passwd and if OpenWebif still works without a password, you must also enable the HTTP password in the OpenATV GUI-MENU. The FTP password should work the same as for the root user on the system.

Quote from supwiddiss

Hello all. Got curious and installed OpenATV 6.4 on my Mio 4K last night.
Tried the feed shown above. It let me install one of the latest oscam-emu versions.
Tried a few different things after dropping my keys file in the proper location.
There was no webif available. I dropped the oscam binary from my backup that worked into bin. Still no good.
Then dropped my config files from the backup into oscam-trunk. Reader Emulator wasn't running and when I started it, oscam nuked it (gone).
Is there a feed for 6.4 yet to get an osam-emu working that I can drop my keys file in and get working with minimal headaches?

Hello.

The original binary must work. Apparently you did not follow the correct procedure for manual installation. You are missing the boot file in the "/etc/init.d" folder or you have not set up the execution attributes (chmod a + x filename). Try using the manual procedure from here:

Tutorial : How to install softcam (OSCam/CCCam) manually, if you hate ipk packages

For OpenATV or OpenPLi and some other Enigma, it is possible to use a different file name instead of "/etc/init.d/softcam" rather "/etc/init.d/softcam.oscam". Then just activate this "init.d" startup script in the GUI MENU in OpenATV. So also read the procedure at the beginning of the script - for OpenATV, and you can also use this procedure (and this script):

https://github.com/s3n0/e2scripts/blob/master/softcam

Your set top box "Edision OS MIO 4K" is based on the ARM chipset, specifically the chipset: Chipset BCM72604. This chipset can also run in 64-bit mode (like the Aarch64 architecture), but OpenATV 6.4 is still probably only 32-bit, so your chipset is running in 32-bit compatibility mode ie. as armv7 architecture. So you need some binary for armv7. If you have an old one, try downloading a new one (build by juli13):