Download and run the PUTTY app - https://www.chiark.greenend.or…gtatham/putty/latest.html
As the first, choose SSH or Telnet communication protocol. Then type the IP address of your set-top box (you can find the set-top box IP-address under the list of connected machines via Web-GUI on your WiFi-router or even under Enigma via the GUI-MENU under the set-top box information). Click the "Open" button. You will see the Linux Shell / command-line.
OpenPLi directly supports Softcams (Oscam, Cccam, etc.). Maybe not always the latest version, but only the tested and fully functional version, but this version is there directly on the OpenPLi feed server. You will find it as Softcams - that is directly in the Plugin MENU (in GUI) or even via tyerminal (Shell) via the package manager:
opkg update
opkg list | grep oscam
opkg install <package-name>Of course, from feed server will be downloaded the right Softcam (Oscam), the one required for your set-top box - according to the chipset architecture.
If you want the latest version of Softcam, then of course you have to find and search for yourself - best binaries you can update yourself in the set top box (overwriting the file with a newer one).
This only applies to PowerVUs + OscamEmu only ! But you can try it ... maybe it will help.
Disable Stream Relay through the Oscam WebIf:
Oscam WebIf > Config > Stream Relay >
Mode 0 - to disable (use the direct DVB-Api decryption)
...or directly via the "oscam.conf" file by adding this new entry:
[streamrelay]
stream_relay_enabled = 0Select the correct DVB-Api extended CW API:
Oscam Webif > Config > DVB-Api > API for extended CWs >
select number 1 - for OE 2.2+ (OpenDreambox, Dream Elite 6.0, Dreambox OS, etc.)
select number 2 - for OE 2.0 (OpenATV, OpenPLi, OpenHDF, etc.)
...or directly via the "oscam.conf" file by adding this new entry:
[dvbapi]
extended_cw_api = 2Source:
Hi
Could anyone help me my dm920 with openatv freezing every 10 second, I've try to change cccam to 2.2.x, but when I check server is connecting with 2.0.1.1, thanks for all advice
Max. version of cccam protocol may to be limited on client and server. Check on the server and client whether it is.
I recommend not to use the cccam protocol version restrictions. If you use different Softcams on your devices, then there may be problems with incompatibility or writing entity entities (EMM packets). You should use the same version of your Softcam everywhere (such as the latest Oscam 11570). Alternatively, you can use the newcamd protocol instead of cccam protocol.
Yes, because this one .deb package contains only one separate version of Oscam and not an extension of feed sources (an additional source of downloading Softcams packages in PLUGIN-MENU).
You can find the extension of the PLUGIN-MENU downloads for various Enigmas here: Softcam Feeds. I don't know if there is anything for the Dreambox Elite firmware. Try looking for yourself. I recommend using only those that are designed for your Dreambox firmware! There may be a different way to start Softcam that you install from the packages that are on the feed. Softcam triggering may vary slightly in different versions of Enigmas as well as the use of information in SKINs (in particular Enigma). If you do not need Oscam information in SKIN, you can also use the manual Oscam installation method (independent of SKIN support or Enigma itself)..
Back up your current Oscam: cp /usr/bin/oscam /usr/bin/backup-oscam and try using my update script (from my github), which I mentioned above. Then restart the set top box with the command: reboot. If something goes wrong then you just stop Oscam with killall -9 oscam and return the backed up copy with mv -f /usr/bin/backup-oscam /usr/bin/oscam. After the backup is restored, please reboot the set-top box with the command: reboot.
All Oscam data and configuration will remain intact! It is just working with a binary file.
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Or if you don't mind :) I attach a DEB installer from http://www.dreambox4k.com and it supports a large number of Enigma distributions and chipsets, including your Dreambox Elite firmware and your device. It is a version with an EMU module, but it wouldn't interfere (you were now using the Oscam version without an EMU module). However, first back up your configuration (for example, via an FTP connection).
Hello.
There are very many ways.
Your DM520 has a "mipsel" chipset - specifically bcm73625 / mips32el. So you have to look for Softcam for the "mipsel" chipset.
It depends on whether you prefer the manual installation procedure - Tutorial : How to install softcam (OSCam/CCCam) manually, if you hate ipk packages (versatile and usable on every Enigma), which depends on the particular chipset architecture. First you have to find the appropriate binary file on the Internet or compile it yourself under Linux.
Or would you prefer an IPK / DEB package for an automated installation for a particular Enigma? Then just get the necessary IPK or DEB package for your Enigma and for your particular chipset.
There is also the option to add another download source to Enigma (if you do not already have one) - for Softcams (including Oscam of course). However, this may depend on the distribution of Enigma (each Enigma may have a different trigger for Softcams if you install it with IPK / DEB packages).
Which exactly Enigma do you use (OpenDreambox, OpenATV, OpenPLi, etc.) ? Your Enigme is just the Dreabox Elite 6.0 ?
Do you know how-to use the terminal / linux shell or in other words the PUTTY application for Windows ?
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If you already have Oscam installed and only want to update the oscam binary file (/usr/bin/oscam), you can also use my script. However, Oscam binaries for the feed-servers that are used (see info inside my github script) include Oscam compilations primarily for OE2.0 (for example OpenATV and OpenPLi firmware) and not specifically for OE2.5/2.6 (Dreambox firmware). I can't say for sure if it will work for Dreambox Elite 6.0. It could work. This script only overwrites the binary file downloaded from the feed-server (according to the source http://updates.mynonpublic.com/oea/feed). This my own script should automatically upgrade your binary file (mipsel chipset) automatically:
wget -qO- --no-check-certificate "https://github.com/s3n0/e2scripts/raw/master/oscam-new-version-updater.sh" | bash
If anything does not work, write me a conversation on this forum or write to me on Skype.
I can't help you until I see LOG or Oscam itself so I can test its settings. Where do you get the Oscam binary file or the Oscam ipk package ? Is oscam binary ok and reliable ?
ELFs are executable binaries as well as EXEs in the case of Windows. However, in the case of Linux, there is no need to have a specific suffix, as you know.
I don't understand what you mean and what you need with ELF. If you want to get info, some Enigms should have a "file" command to display information about the executable binary ELF file. For example: file /usr/bin/oscam
If you ask about stepping the code, it's a bit tricky. If you want to disassemble the code, it might be better to get the source code. Modify and re-compile it for the proper chipset + with the appropriate libraries inside.
Didn't you update Oscam? Quite a lot of BUGs have been repaired in recent months. It is possible that some of your configuration items have been ignored so far due to bugs in Oscam and therefore it looked like Oscam was working smoothly.
If you set Oscam incorrectly, of course yes :-D.
Check your Oscam server settings. Show your LiveLOG from your Oscam server. Show your config files. It looks like a "failban".
Find out some info for these items: failbancount, failbantime, penalty, acosc_penalty
- in file: http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki/OSCam/en/Config/oscam.conf
- and in the file: http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki/OSCam/en/Config/oscam.user
191117
In this released version already assumes and discards the background, if they do not exist for a specific selection of satellites. Unfortunately, not all picons Chocholousek prepares for all resolutions and for all backgrounds or vice versa for all satellites (by resolution or background).
191118
Patch for the incorrect plugin installation under OE2.5 Enigma (.deb installation packages), during online plugin update.
191125
Fixed detection of OE2.0 / OE2.5 when trying to install "p7zip" package from Enigma.
Move buttons and font size for FullHD SKIN buttons (only a slight distance).
191126
Added missing text in localization files. Translation of these missing texts from EN language into SK and CZ languages.
191215
Added language localization for German.
Increasing the proportions of the configuration window in FHD resolution (too large font for yellow button description in case of OE2.5 still does not want to be squeezed into one line).
Other minor changes.
I don't know who advise you the "Amiko" Linux device, but I think it's an inexpensive waste. Better devices are, for example, the "Formuler" brand (F4-Turbo, for example), which are also inexpensive due to their good quality. Another even better category, but more expensive, are devices "Vu+". In my opinion, Amiko should already forget about SH4 architecture. Today, the ARM chipset architecture is very popular or also still popular is the MIPSEL chipset architecture. Unfortunately, SH4 architecture is rarely used today.
Device: Amiko Alien 2
Chip: STI7162 (Spark / Enigma2) (https://amikoreceiver.com/tool…s-the-chip-in-your-amiko/)
Chipset architecture: sh4
This means you have to look for Oscam for the sh4 chipset architecture.
Download a binary file from here:
Latest OscamEmu For STAPI & STAPI5 And SH4
Then install using the manual method:
Tutorial : How to install softcam (OSCam/CCCam) manually, if you hate ipk packages
Maybe the OpenATV image for your Amiko Alien 2 would be better: http://images.mynonpublic.com/…index.php?open=amikoalien
Read it here: How do i install oscam vix4 image amiko alien 2
And you would then use OpenATV with the softcam feed extension installed (this adds another item to the Plugin MENU for Softcams, including Oscam, so you can install it directly as a plugin).
I meant setting / configuring the Oscam client, not setting up users on the Oscam server ;-) .
Or don't you have Oscam on your clients ? Do you have a non-Linux receiver ?
Hi.
This "receive error1" problem can be caused by anything about connectivity.
Is reshare allowed on the main Softcam server ?
Are the network ports blocked or certainly allowed in your LAN (on firewalls - in your WiFi router) ?
You didn't mention your clients' config.
Try using: inactivitytimeout = -1 (http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki….server#inactivitytimeout)
Testing the connection response between devices on your LAN is working ? (command "ping IP_address" in Shell / via terminal)
If nothing works, you can try using the cccam protocol instead of the newcamd protocol.
2.0.191115
- added new method of updating picons: copying all picons, without deleting them all, just as an incremental update (files of different size and non-existent files will be copied to your disk)
- I added this method because many users are copying a huge number of picons for many satellites without syncing them
- this method is faster than the first method (with removing all picons first and then copying all picons)
- I'm trying to solve a fixed column width problem for some OE2.5 SKINs ... but since the BUG reporters don't communicate with me, I don't know if this has any effect at all, because unfortunately I don't own any OE2.5 to test the new code !
I don't think this will be Surflock's problem. Your card doesn't initialize, and that's the problem. Oscam has not found out what card decoding system it requires and that is the main problem. You are using some wrong setup of your Smargo reader or you are using an improper configuration of your decoder card (Oscam settings).
Only some cards need to be paired - some providers unfortunately have begun to fight SoftCAM, just by pairing their decoding cards with their decoding hardware (CAM module or HardCAM respectively) so that Softcam can not be used with their decoding card. However, pairing is not yet validated by any provider and only for new types of decoding cards.
I think you have a mistake in the reader or in the Oscam settings. Try searching with Google to see who and how to set up this particular reader for that particular card. Make sure that the reader is set to 6MHz (the hardware switch on your external reader box).
Also, you did not show any LOG listing. It is difficult to advise if we do not see where the cause of the problems is possible. You could set up your own - a separate thread in the discussion, for your specific problem.
Try and see :).
Of course the script is in Python. If you have Python installed on your Linux-PC (probably yes), it will work. However, the script is debugged for Enigma2.
If the PIL python module is missing, you need to install it. Package manager "opkg" is used on OE2.0 Enigma, but for Linux-PC it will be necessary to use another package manager - on most Linux distributions it's "apt" (also for Debian/Ubuntu). So in this case you will have to install the Python PIL module manually.
However, Python's "pip" manager should also work specifically on Python:
sudo apt-get install python-pip
The name of the python module is "pil":
sudo pip install pil
https://prateekvjoshi.com/2014…to-install-pil-on-ubuntu/
BTW, I changed the script file name to avoid capitalization:
- my profile: https://github.com/s3n0
- source code: https://github.com/s3n0/e2scri…oscam-picons-converter.py
- raw: https://github.com/s3n0/e2scri…oscam-picons-converter.py
Hello. What about the config entry in the "oscam.conf" file ? How do you set this value ? Default is value "1". Try playing with this option. Maybe it will help (I don't know for sure).
[global]
preferlocalcards = 1http://www.streamboard.tv/wiki…cam.conf#preferlocalcards
For other priority settings by other methods:
oscam+smargo+loadbalance issue
