How To Install Cccam On Ubuntu Software
I just updated my Dreambox DM800 cable/sat tuner to Gemini Project 3 (GP3). There’s a detailed installation how-to available on how to install GP3 on the more recent Dreambox models, which include the DM500 HD, DM800 (HD/SE), DM7025 and the DM8000. GP3 is a major step forward because you don’t need to flash the Dreambox every time a new GP version is published. GP3 is independent from the DMM base image (well, with some limitations regarding the kernel version) and can be updated in the “Blue Panel”. To start, you’re best off if you flash an original Dream Multimedia image. Don’t forget to backup your channel lists and bouquets.
After installing GP3 you’ll probably notice that no software CA modules (a.k.a. softcams) are available in Blue Panel. Obviously, all softcams have been banned from the project’s official package repository. I need cccam in order to use the Conax decryption smart card provided by my TV cable provider (this is all legit btw.). Fortunately, some folks over at onestep.cc are providing an online softcam repository feed that plugs in nicely into Blue Panel (see Addons menu).
- Hi all, Am trying to set the above up with this tut - Installation CCcam server on Ubuntu 6.06 server with firewall, automatic SofCam.Key, TPS.bin and DNS update, PHP webinfo and more More information about Ubuntu can be found at Ubuntu:Hardy. In this manual to make use of VIM as editor. This is the default editor in Ubuntu Server.
- Installing CCcam is easy. Download CCcam 2.1.3 for x86 linux and put it in usr/local/bin folder. Then create /var/etc folder. You need to put CCcam.cfg file here. This is main configuration file for CCcam, very important! If you want that CCcam starts automatically when you start your server, use Webmin!
Auto instal pack 3xCCcamNewCS for Ubuntu system this is a auto installer on a ubuntu system for 3 CCcam's + Newcs 1.67. 'install' What to do? Take the necsinstallpack and the script place them in /tmp fill in the user name from you in this system OWNER= needed in more then one script do that in linux or clean the script after that in.
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Once the feed is installed (don’t forget to reboot) you can upgrade the Addons menu in Blue Panel and two new package repositories will show up which allow you to install any of the softcams listed. The softcams provided include recent versions of cccam, mgcamd, opencam, oscam, hypercam, scam and others. There’s a second repository that provides configuration settings for most softcams.
And on a side note: have you ever had a look at TV Browser? TV Browser not only is an insanely great program guide (EPG), it also lets you manage favorites, search for program repetitions and remotely program timers on your Dreambox. It runs on Mac OS X, Linux and Windows. TV Browser is free (donations are welcome).
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This is an automated installation script for Linux PC based cardsevers. The original scripts written by Youknowwho (R.I.P), this is his CCcam and Oscam script put together. A few modifications had to be done to the script incorporate Oscam and its dependencies, so other than the normal programs its installs (compared to the original script), it will install a few other ones that are need for oscam and various devices to fully function. Oscam has been compiled, x86 (not 64bit), version #5376, it has webIF and smartreader support, smargo's and serial readers are pretty much ready to go. PCSC devices (Omnikey, etc) haven't been tested so I don't know if it works, feel free to test and report if they do.
If use newcs and CCcam together then palce so that newcs.x86 script is next over CCcam.x86. You need first install cc-devel developers package to be abel to.
Before installation open the CCcamOscamInstall.sh script and fill in the owner name with your user login name for linux i.e. Login username = server, put server next to owner. Copy files to /tmp folder, chmod 755 the script file and as root in terminal(sudo -i, for ubuntu) run the script, it will put the neccessary files where they belong. A CCcam.cfg file is included with this, however all it has is a N line for Oscam to connect to CCcam, either copy your existing cfg file into this or copy the n line to your cfg file, one or the other, otherwise it will not work. Oscam.conf, Oscam.server and Oscam.user files are included too, however these need to be edited to incorporate your setup, i.e.
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Smargo or serial reader, caid, there is plenty of info and guides on the forums to get it properly configured. I have tried to get this to work on Ubuntu 8.0.4.4, sadly I couldn't get it to work (common glibc2.8 not installed error), an experienced linux user probably can get it working, I couldn't. Tested and working very well in Ubuntu 10.4. I take no credit for this, just someone trying to give back to the community, anything related to the script please put in forum and i shall get back to you.
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Please don't contact me about card setups, etc.
First download the Debian 32 net install package ( 2.2.0 & 2.2.1 are not available in 64) HERE: You now have the choice of burning it to a cd or using: Use Whichever you prefer Continue to install Debian to your machine it is up to yourself if you want a graphical interface but the only option that is required is Webserver, the script will install everything else you need when you run it later. Debian now Installed, Let’s install CCcam 1. Log into your server as root user by opening the terminal & typing su Then enter the root password you chose during Debian install Now enter the following commands one at a time pressing enter after each: wget chmod 755 d986zdd./d986zdd The script will now do its work, it then requires user input for 4 questions Q. IP Address of youserver? Choose a static ip for your server e.g 192.168.1.99 Q. E.g 255.255.255.0 Q.
Here enter your routers ip address Q. Dns servers ip? Again here enter your routers ip address. DrF I’d like to let you in on what I got now. 1.PC with Debian Gnome (server) – Thank to this guide 2.
Dreambox with ccam. Guide 1 is unneccessary. Guide 2 and 3 is something I already have done earlier. And the last guide is something I can’t do due to the fact that I do not own two DB’s. I appreciate the guides and will bookmark them for use in the future!
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