Posts by musogeek

in newcamd part of oscam.conf

port = 10000@0963:000000;10001@0500:043800

I have always done it by setting up a separate account in oscam.user for each card, and 2 corresponding nlines on CCcam.cfg

I am not going to help you - I am going to ban you instead because you are a payserver

Bye.

you need to FTP/SCP in to your server - edit the oscam.conf file - the part under [webif] and amend the password and username to what you want.

Of course - agree you need a firewall, but I have found myself that my router is adequate - if as you say the router does not provide this, then it is important something else is put in place. I personally would not use a router provided by my ISP because they will usually make them difficult to configure differently to the 'norm', to reduce the amount of support calls.

please don't post multiple times with the same question.

tip: use the search tool, this is basic stuff and has been answered many a time.

you should have an ftp client on your PC to log on to the receiver - unless you have changed it or are using a backup image, the username is usually 'root' and the password is blank. navigate to /etc folder and there should be a file called CCcam.cfg - add your lines to this file and save.

Your router should have a firewall enabled - you should only open ports that are necessary - (server listen/sharing port) - and this should be all that is needed.

let me clarify - you are supposed to introduce yourself before posting anything - click here to do so!

device = 192.168.1.69,9050,9013

why have you got 9050 and 9013 port after the ip address?

devive= should proceed with ipofserver,port

spud312r - as I said - read the rules - You intend to pay for a cardsharing service - read up a bit more - paying for it is not card sharing, there is a clue in the word 'sharing' as to how you should go about it. The people you pay the money to will be happy to take your money and run, and will be the cause for this hobby to disappear. This forum is for hobbyists. I will close the thread and please read the rules and more of the forum to understand the concept before requesting help again.

rule 13

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<13> If you are the supporter of a Pay Server DO NOT ask for support, your request will be ignored.

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1. Are there many services out there that are providing dual logins for dual tuners

Can you clarify this please? - have a read of the rules because if it is anything to do with paying for a cs service - we don't support that here.

enigma2 channel lists

or you can go to the addon feeds, (under 'settings') - but the above link will give you a good choice and is kept up to date.

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soorry mate i didnt even see the intro section. I got it sorted anyway I didn't know I had to press the timeshift key first before pressing record! not that anyone seemed to care to help as everyone just views the thread and clicks back!! hopefully someone can help me on the other problem.

Maybe if you read the rules it does state that your questions are not likely to be answered without an intro post. Still you haven't posted one.

These are flags that are supposed to ensure that certain functions are enabled during the build.

I am not sure if they are required however, as I built mine without the -DHAVE_PCSC=1 flag, and I am still getting PCSC support. I would imagine that certain flags are on by default so are not needed.

Could you be so kind as to post an intro first? You might get help with both your questions quicker.
Introductions
There are a lot of questions answered already so if you use the search bar and browse the relevant sections you might find the answer before you get a reply.

your account in oscam.user isn't corresponding to the dvbapi
delete existing entry in oscam.user and add the following;

[account]
user                          = amiko
pwd                           = 
group                         = 1

also on the dvbapi config (oscam.conf) try changing the boxtype from dreambox as you currently have it to 'ipbox'

Telnet is a network protocol - the way most of us connect to our receivers - If you don't know what it is then you could do with doing some more reading as this is an important tool.

Try it without the wifi bridge - go wired between the receiver and router - if you think this might be causing the issue.

strange one because the image allows FTP by default, and with root access you should be able to access with read/write to all folders. Might be something to do with the client

You can check the ViX FTP server is running by going to setup, system, network - ftp setup

can you telnet in to your box? If so then try enabling a password for root by typing 'passwd root' - then setting a password - maybe something in the client wants you to have a password, not sure. You could also try another client if you can to FTP the receiver.

Oscam server from scratch with Raspberry Pi

This guide assumes you have a Windows PC for downloading the image and transferring it to a correctly formatted SD card.
Items needed;
Raspberry Pi with power supply connected to the network.
SD card (suggested minimum 4GB) with Raspbian “wheezy” (can use other flavours or modifications but you might need to install more packages).
Either a SSH client connected to the network, or Input device direct to the Raspberry Pi connected to a display.

If you have not got an SD card preinstalled with Raspbian, then I would suggest the following.
SD card format tool.

https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_3/

Unpack and install.

Disk imaging tool

http://www.softpedia.com/get/CD-DVD-Tools/Data-CD-DVD-Burning/Win32-Disk-Imager.shtml

Unpack.

Insert SD card and format the card with SDformatter, ensuring that you turn format size adjustment on.

Download the raspbian "wheezy" image from;

http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads

Scroll down about halfway for the Raspbian Wheezy image and select torrent or direct download.

Unpack image.

Run Win32DiskImager.exe - I get an error message but I ignore it and it works.
Ensure the letter underneath where it says 'Device' is the same as your SD card.
Click the blue folder icon at the top right of the Win32DiskImager.exe app - and browse for the raspbian wheezy image.
When you are happy that you have found the file and you have selected the right device, click 'Write', and 'Yes' to confirm.
Once you get the 'Write Successful" message then you can go to the next stage.

Insert the SD card in your Raspberry Pi, turn on and wait a couple of minutes.

If you are connecting remotely using SSH, then you need to find the IP address of the Raspberry Pi.
You are best doing this anyway because you need to fix the IP address, usually you can do this in your router, the method depends on your router.
You can also do this direct on the Raspberry Pi if you have an imput device and the Rpi is connected to a display.
If you are connected to a display then the raspi-config will auto run on first boot, you can set timezone, etc.
I would suggest changing the memory split if you are using this as a dedicated Oscam server and nothing else - so that only 16mb is alocated to VideoCore.

To do this from an SSH client, then log in as user 'pi' and password 'raspberry' - and then do;

sudo raspi-config

after you have changed the settings to how you want (I at this stage have only set timezone and memory split), then finish and reboot.

Once it reboots then log in as 'pi' and 'raspberry' again
Enable root password;

sudo passwd root

Then enter preferred password twice.
log out as current user.
Log in as 'root' using your chosen password.

Now we are ready to compile Oscam.

Thanks to the respective authors for guides on how to do this ('dui' for getting the info from another forum and 'pr2' for tweaking it) - but I want to put a clear one together for the benefit of all.
For the sake of this, we are going to compile Oscam with Smartreader and PCSC Support.

First, you need to get your packages;

apt-get update 
apt-get -y install apt-utils dialog usbutils
apt-get -y install gcc g++ wget
apt-get -y install build-essential subversion libpcsclite1 libpcsclite-dev
apt-get -y install libssl-dev cmake make 
apt-get -y install libusb-1.0-0-dev nano
apt-get install pcscd pcsc-tools

Then create the following symbolic link so Smartreader support is added during the compile;

ln -s /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libusb-1.0.a  /usr/local/lib/libusb-1.0.a

Get the Oscam sources;

cd /usr/src
svn co http://www.streamboard.tv/svn/oscam/trunk oscam-svn

Compile Oscam (note the two dots after the 5th line are there because they need to be).

cd oscam-svn
mkdir build
chmod 755 build
cd build
cmake -DHAVE_LIBUSB=1 -DHAVE_PCSC=1 -DWEBIF=1 -DHAVE_LIBCRYPTO=1 -DWITH_SSL=1 ..
make

Make yourself a coffee - you have a bit of time and deserve one!

Now it is installed - we need to move it;

cd /usr/src/oscam-svn/build
cp oscam /var/local/

and move the list_smargo tool;

cd /usr/src/oscam-svn/build/utils
cp list_smargo /var/local/

They are both now in /var/local - now we need to change permissions;

cd /var/local
chmod 755 oscam
chmod 755 list_smargo

Now oscam needs to start at boot by adding it to rc.local, and you can edit with nano;

nano /etc/rc.local

arrow down to a line just above 'exit 0' and below 'fi', and add the following;

/var/local/oscam &

To save, exit with 'CTRL' and 'x' - select 'y' and 'enter'.
Oscam will now run at boot.

To get it to restart daily at 5.45 am and to free memory every hour, edit the crontab file;

nano /etc/crontab

add the following two new lines;

05 * * * * root echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
45 05 * * * root /sbin/reboot

and to save, exit with 'CTRL' and 'x' - select 'y' and 'enter'.

I won't go on about log files here because Oscam runs without them, and can be added later if you need them. Your config files (oscam.conf, oscam.user and oscam.server) go in /usr/local/etc

If you want, you can now delete the sources, which are found in /usr/src - just delete the oscam.svn folder.

you need to forward the port to the internal IP address of your Raspberry pi - this should have been fixed in your router as I went over earlier on, alternatively edit the /etc/network/interfaces file. Take care in doing this if you haven't got an input device and display for your Raspberry Pi as if you set this wrong then you will have no means to connect to your device. See the following for more info on this

http://wiki.debian.org/NetworkConfiguration

From this point, I prefer to use an scp client to edit and add my config files. As a start - you can create an oscam.conf file in /usr/local/etc and add;

[webif]
httpport                      = 8888
httprefresh                   = 5
httpallowed                   = 127.0.0.1,192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255

Save this.
Reboot your Raspberry Pi. You should now have Oscam running on reboot and you will be able to access the webinterface as well.
You can log on to webinterface locally on the Raspberry Pi if you use startx to run GUI and after running a web browser, use;

127.0.0.1:8888

or from a remote computer by using the local IP address of the Raspberry Pi and port 8888 again
From this you can do all the setting up of your server - rather than add files to /usr/local/etc you can also cut and paste the info from your configs in the files section of webinterface if you prefer

This works with 2 Omnikey readers, one in each USB port and with a Hub, as tested by myself. For further info about card configs etc, this info is all over the forum so the search bar is your next step!

Enjoy!

Quote from CapNCooK

Why not simply network-copy them to the nas ?

Or even better.. record directly to nas.. ?

(assuming you are using a dreambox 500 as box)

He is using a UK Sly Plus box - now if Rupert gave us this facility, we might actually start to like him a bit

for your cardserver you forwarded the port you give to your peers (the server listen port of the server) to the local ip address (192.168.x.x) of the machine running the cardserver

for SSH the same thing - you forward the port in your router that is set on the SSH server to the local ip address (192.168.x.x) of the machine running the SSH server.

Now - how to change the port - never done it before so if I told you I would be googling it and relaying it back, so I will leave you to google it or wait for someone else to come back with the answer!

Default is 22 for SSH but you are better changing it if you need to access it from the outside.