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In the "init.d" folder of the system, there can only be control shell-scripts, for some processes. OScam process can also be one of them.
Configuration files for Oscam, I have already explained to you 3 times - where is the directory, how to change it, how to find it and how it actually works with the path to the configuration directory. You can find the appropriate shell script and change or delete the "-c /directory" argument.
The shell script can have any file name, but is usually called "softcam.oscam" or "softcam" or just "oscam". Find it yourself... for example with the command: grep -l "oscam" /etc/init.d/* or, for example, somethins as this: grep -l "cam" /etc/init.d/*. Then open and check the files found. So you find out which one starts your Oscam process. There may also be an "-c /directory" argument, which you can modify to change the directory/path where you have full access as a user, and where you want to upload Oscam configuration files.
I recommend to read this :
there's absolutely nothing related to oscam in init.d, I literally opened every file and found nothing!
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Hi there,
So I put up a new oscam server and for some reason, it doesn't let me edit the files from webif...is that normal?
I'm using AWS, an EC2 instance running Debian Linux. I need to know where to put the server files and what permissions to use on them.
and the default directory is /var/etc/
from the vid he sent to me
and i still think it's read write privlages on the PHP side of things
I looked up the status of phpmyadmin to realize that php is not even installed to begin with, should I install Nginx?
Now I terminated the VPS instance and made a new one, then I used the instructions from the sat supreme and now I'm back to square 1