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Web DesignerWhile not strictly required, several supporting files can enhance OSCam’s functionality:
If you use OScam directly on a Linux receiver to watch TV, configure the oscam.dvbapi file. This file speeds up channel changes by telling the internal tuner exactly which CAID to look for, bypassing useless encryption streams.
: The access control list. It manages accounts, permissions, and group access for local receivers or remote clients. 2. Step-by-Step Configuration Step 1: Configuring Global Settings ( oscam.conf )
This creates a local user, defines the password, and assigns them to group 1 to grant access to specific readers. oscam server config
The oscam.user file controls who can connect to the server. Each user gets its own [account] section:
Use the WebIF "Live Log" to see real-time errors. If you see "Rejected group," check your group assignments in oscam.user and oscam.server .
Stream Relay is a powerful feature where OSCam acts as a middleware, decrypting a stream and re-serving it over HTTP. This is often used for PowerVu or BISS channels. To activate it, add a [streamrelay] section to your oscam.conf : While not strictly required, several supporting files can
[reader] label = my_remote_server protocol = cccam device = ://address.com,12000 user = your_username password = your_password group = 1 cccversion = 2.3.2 ccckeepalive = 1 Use code with caution. Key Parameter Breakdown: Oscam Server Config ((install))
Create a file named oscam.dvbapi in your configuration directory:
This file declares backends (card readers) and server endpoints clients connect to. It manages accounts, permissions, and group access for
The oscam.server file configures your hardware "readers". This could be an internal slot on a Dreambox/Vu+, a USB mouse reader (like an Easymouse 2), or a proxy connection to another remote server. Example A: Physical Local Reader (e.g., Easymouse 2 USB)
The oscam.server file uses a specific [reader] block for every key source. Below is a standard template for a remote CCcam proxy:
OScam (Open Source Conditional Access Module) is one of the most powerful and flexible softcams for reading and sharing decryption keys from a valid smartcard. Whether you’re running a small home setup or a larger server, proper configuration is key to stability and performance.