- Understand the Basics:
- A CCcam line typically looks like this:
C: server_address port username password
- An OSCam reader configuration inÂ
oscam.server
 format looks like this:[reader]
label = my_reader
protocol = cccam
device = server_address,port
user = username
password = password group = 1
- A CCcam line typically looks like this:
- Create an OSCam Reader:
- Open your
oscam.server
file (usually located in/etc/tuxbox/config
or a similar directory). - Add a new reader section (replace placeholders with actual values):
[reader]
label = my_reader
protocol = cccam
device = server_address,port
user = username
password = password
group = 1
label
: Choose a unique label for your reader (e.g.,my_reader
).protocol
: Set it tocccam
.device
: Specify the CCcam server address and port.user
andpassword
: Use the credentials from your CCcam line.group
: Assign the reader to a specific group (if needed).
- Open your
- Save and Restart OSCam:
- Save your changes to
oscam.server
. - Restart OSCam for the new reader configuration to take effect.
- Save your changes to
- Test the Configuration:
- Use the OSCam WebIf or command line to check if the reader is connected and working.
- Verify that the reader status is “connected” and that the card data is being read.
Remember to adjust the configuration according to your specific setup. Now you can enjoy your CCcam channels using OSCam! 📡🔑