- Access the oscam.server File:
- Locate the
oscam.server
configuration file on your OSCam server. This file contains settings for various readers and protocols.
- Locate the
- Define Your Readers:
- Each reader corresponds to an external device (e.g., a card reader, another OSCam server, or a receiver).
- In the
[reader]
section ofoscam.server
, add the necessary details for each reader. Here’s an example configuration:[reader] label = my_reader protocol = cccam device = hostname_or_ip,port user = username password = password group = 1
- Replace
my_reader
,hostname_or_ip
,port
,username
, andpassword
with the actual details for your reader. - The
group
parameter assigns the reader to a specific group (useful for user access control).
- Replace
- Save and Restart OSCam:
- Save your changes to
oscam.server
. - Restart OSCam for the new reader configurations to take effect.
- Save your changes to
- Test the Configuration:
- Use the OSCam WebIf or command line to check if the readers are connected and working.
- Verify that the reader status is “connected” and that the card data is being read.
- User Access Control:
- To control which users have access to specific readers, use the
group
parameter. - Assign users to the appropriate group(s) in the
oscam.user
file.
- To control which users have access to specific readers, use the
Remember to adjust the configuration according to your specific setup. OSCam allows you to configure multiple readers, so you can connect to different card sources or share cards between servers. Happy configuring! 📡🔑