To insert your purchased oscam server (such as a line from a getcccam ) into OSCam, you need to configure the oscam.server file properly. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
1. Access OSCam Web Interface (Optional)
If your OSCam setup includes a web interface:
- Open your browser and go to the OSCam web interface URL, usually:
http://<receiver-IP>:<OSCam-port>(e.g.,http://192.168.1.100:8888)
- Log in with your OSCam username and password.
2. Locate Your OSCam Files
If you don’t use the web interface, you’ll need to edit the configuration files directly. The oscam.server file is typically located in one of these directories on your receiver:
/etc/tuxbox/config/oscam//usr/keys/
You can use an FTP client (e.g., FileZilla) or SSH client (e.g., PuTTY) to access these files.
3. Add Your Server to oscam.server
Edit the oscam.server file using a text editor and add your server details. Here’s a general structure:
For Newcamd Protocol:
[reader]
label = myserver
protocol = newcamd
device = <server-IP>,<port>
key = 0102030405060708091011121314
user = <your-username>
password = <your-password>
group = 1
caid = <CAID>
ident = <CAID>:<IDENT>
Example:
[reader]
label = myserver
protocol = newcamd
device = s1.getcccam.com,10000
key = 0102030405060708091011121314
user = testuser
password = testpassword
group = 1
caid = 098D
ident = 098D:000000
For CCcam Protocol:
[reader]
label = myserver
protocol = cccam
device = <server-IP>,<port>
user = <your-username>
password = <your-password>
group = 1
Example:
[reader]
label = myserver
protocol = cccam
device = s1.getcccam.com,12000
user = testuser
password = testpassword
group = 1
4. Save and Restart OSCam
- Save the changes to the
oscam.serverfile. - Restart OSCam to apply the new configuration. This can usually be done via:
- Your receiver’s Softcam manager.
- The web interface (navigate to the “Restart” or “Restart OSCam” button).
- Rebooting the device.
5. Verify Connection
- In the OSCam web interface, go to the “Readers” tab to check if your server is connected successfully.
- Look for a “CONNECTED” status under your server label.
6. Test Your Channels
Switch to a channel that uses your server and verify that it works. The logs in the OSCam web interface (“Status” or “Live Log” tab) will show whether the server is decoding correctly.
Tips:
- If the server doesn’t connect, double-check the credentials and server details provided by your seller.
- Ensure the CAID (Conditional Access Identifier) matches the provider you’re connecting to. For example, Sky Germany typically uses
098D. - Always back up your
oscam.serverfile before making changes.
Hope this helps! 😊