Update on 09/06/2024: Translated to English.
So, after a long time, here’s another post, which, like all my posts, is mainly for myself, but I’m happy to share the information publicly. After spending several days figuring out how OSCAM works, I now have a stable installation.
What was important to me was a simple installation since my Linux knowledge is limited.
Let’s get started. I created a VM that will serve both OSCAM and TVHeadend (instructions to follow). I set it up with 1024 MB RAM (dynamic), 4 VCPUs, and a 120 GB HDD.
Then I installed Ubuntu (source) including the SSH server.
Now onto the console:
apt-get update apt-get upgrade cd /opt apt install subversion git clone https://github.com/gorgone/s3_releases.git cd s3_releases chmod 777 s3 ./s3 menu
We installed the community tool S3, which downloads and packages the correct OSCAM version for us.
Here are some screenshots:
I recommend version 11581 since I had some issues with the current one (11703).
The standard installation is sufficient for me, but feel free to make changes if needed.
The finished package is now located in “/opt/s3_releases/support/binaries”. We exit the program with “back” and “exit”.
Moving on in the console:
cd /opt/s3_releases/support/binaries cp /opt/s3_releases/support/binaries/oscam-svn11581-Linux-x86_64-webif-dvbapi /usr/local/bin/oscam cd /usr/local/bin nano softcam.oscamd
Here we enter the following to start OSCAM automatically:
From here, back to the console:
cp softcam.oscamd /etc/init.d/ systemctl daemon-reload chmod 755 /etc/init.d/softcam.oscamd chmod +x /etc/init.d/softcam.oscamd chown root:root /etc/init.d/softcam.oscamd update-rc.d softcam.oscamd defaults reboot
We have now placed OSCAM in the system and written a startup script.
After a reboot, OSCAM should be available:
The configuration files are located under “/usr/local/etc”.”







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