Posts by codar

  • Server/ Omnikey

    Extract it out and you have to then open the folder.
    You may have to open the folder again until you see a folder called

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    cccamoscam_install_package

    along with a file called:

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    CCcamOscamInstall.sh


    It is only these 2 items that are transferred to tmp folder.
    Then, to run the script, use your commands

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    chmod 755 /tmp/CCcamOscamInstall.sh
    /tmp/CCcamOscamInstall.sh


    All going well, your server should reboot with oscam and cccam installed.
    All you need to do then is configure your oscam and cccam files

  • Server/ Omnikey

    Have you tried running simplebuild?
    It should have been auto installed with the script from the tutorial you followed.
    It should install all necessary drivers for omnikey (it did for me , running 12.0.4 lts with no problems anyway)

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    cd /opt
    cd simplebuild
    ./simplebuild menu


    Then follow this tutorial from "Section 2: Using Simplebuild to compile OScam" paying particular attention to "features, support for pcsc readers"
    http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=30959

  • Server/ Omnikey

    Sorry to but in although from the look of your first post, you've installed ubuntu desktop version ( maybe wrong )
    The tutorial was written for the installation of ubuntu server edition, which may be your problem.
    The server edition doesn't have a gui installed. Most commands are performed by command line either using the server itself or putty, and winscp is used to edit configs, move oscam binaries etc.
    Simplebuild should install all necessary drivers for your card reader (make sure you select pcsc as per tutorial)
    Omnikey 3121 should have card inserted chip down and facing you as you look at front of reader (end of card number should be visible to you looking at front of reader, left side, green led and right side flashing red led as card is being interrogated, as far as i can remember anyway)

  • Deleted contents of Oscam.conf...please help

    What is your setup? local card or line?
    This handy tool will set up your config file again if it is only a line you are working from:
    http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=2569
    Enter your details (c / n line) into top of tool and make sure oscam server is selected in bottom of tool.
    Click convert and copy all that has been produced into your oscam server file.
    This is only for a line. For a card, there is a little bit more to setup.
    Here are a full set of configs for an 0963 card:
    http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=3271

  • Basic questions

    A hop is the distance away from a card.
    Hop one = 1 step away, ie: card server, receiver.
    hop 2 = 2 steps away, card server, server, receiver.
    Hop 3 = card server, server, server , receiver.
    And on and on.
    Anything above hop 4/5 is virtually unwatchable as the time it takes for ecm to reach you would surpass the ecm change (on 0963 anyway)

  • Card Sharing Astro - Help me

    What emu are you running on your receiver. Try upgrading it to most recent version or try different emu's: mgcamd, oscam etc.
    I probably have gone as far as i can.
    As Nano has stated in previous posts, there may be additional counter measures applied by astro to prevent the card being shared and due to this being a mostly european site, probably very few if any have experience with your card.
    You are probably better off to try forums around your location for definative answers as all we have being doing is guess work to be honest.

  • DM800SE HD Strange tuner issue

    Let us know how you get on with your new tuner.
    From what i have read, they do sometimes pack up and there seems to be a variety of revisions to choose from.
    It may be worth it to check the voltage / current output from the psu as these do give problems also. (trying to power your tuner while powering your hdd)
    Another thing worth checking is your cables for water ingress (been very wet here recently) , lnb , diseqc switches (if any) and dish alignment. (although if a restart and full scan picks up everything then alignment is probably not an issue)
    I wouldn't have any experience with the software side of things.

  • Card Sharing Astro - Help me

    I have no idea if it will work as i cannot see that satellite nor do i have a subscription to it.
    Follow all this at your risk.
    Let us know how you get on, if you choose to try it.




    First thing i would try is to get rid of ubuntu desktop version and install ubuntu server distro.
    I use 12.04 and find it runs ok

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    http://releases.ubuntu.com/precise/


    but there are newer versions out.
    I'd forget about cccam in your server and try oscam only install as it seems to read your card anyway (My opinion for what its worth but on unchartered waters here anyway)
    You can follow this excellent tutorial to install ubuntu server edition but only go as far as STEP 3.
    http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=16479
    Then continue with this excellent tutorial to finish your installation:
    http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=16755


    These are the configs i would try for starters. (Based on your original configs but just enough to get going I think)


    Oscam config



    Oscam Server:



    Oscam User



    Your internal c line will look like this (provided you use the above configs)


    c: 192.168.x.x 12000 home test


    The 192.168.x.x is what ever your server ip is.
    You can find it out by logging on to your server and it should be displayed otherwise type in ifconfig after loggin in and it should display it. Alternatively you can look for it on your router.


    The 12000 refers to the cccam port entry in your oscam config file. Make sure it matches the number that you have entered if you dont use 12000


    The home and test refer to your oscam user file, home being user name and test being user password.


    This line will need to be inserted into your receiver within your network (home), it will not work outside your home network at the moment but the point of the exercise is to see if the setup can clear your channels.

  • Card Sharing

    You'll have to open up your port that you use for cccam connections
    ie: c: dyndns.com 12000 user pass
    This port will have to be opened in your router to receive connections outside your network.
    The protocol i use within the router is "both" ( i have an option to use udp or tcp or both)
    You then can check if your port is opened by looking at

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    http://www.canyouseeme.org/

    and enter your opened port.
    Some routers will need to be rebooted before the ports open.

  • Are these readers normal?

    You should probably block global emm's to your card.
    In order to do this, add this line to your oscam server config file and restart oscam:
    blockemm-g = 1
    Also have a look here:
    http://linuxsat-support.com/showthread.php?t=35470
    With this, you can filter exactly what requests your local can handle (are subscribed to)
    It prevents someone looking for an emm from your card if your card isn't subscribed to it.
    It will (provided it is setup properly) get rid of all "NOK's" which will make your server run more efficiently.