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Let's start with this famous VPS word: Virtual Private Server.
In fact, you have a virtualized private server. C is "the same principle" as setting up a server on a PC at home.
Except that you often get better bandwidth, and theoretically less risk than having a PC at home. (no ASDL or electric line cutout worries)
1) we start with the tools to have before you start download the following software:
you will take:
- putty .
- winscp
Oscam compiles:
Once the compilation is complete, you can set up oscam on the command line:
Oscam: we copy the binary (l exe) in /usr/local/bin/
3) with Winscp in FTP.
On your PC, create a folder at the root of a reader, for example at the root of C:
named your OscamVPS folder
Then you retrieve your oscam file from the oscam folder (file in which you have compiled oscam), and you transfer it to your local oscamVPS folder.
This by clicking/slide.
4) Or if you downloaded oscam via the download link, copy the oscam file to the OscamVPS folder.
In your local oscamVPS folder, put your Oscam configuration files.
Then in the right-hand part, go to /usr/local/bin/
drag the oscam files from left to right
in the right window, right-click on the oscam file "properties" and change the attribute to 755.
5) Then click on the folder with the arrow to go back and you are:
Go to the /etc/ folder and move with a click/slide your oscam.conf files ...etc into the right window, as follows:
Put all files with Attribute 644.
6) Now we're going to edit a file so that oscam automatically starts when your VPS is restarted.
Via Wincsp, go to the root of the partition by clicking several times on the folder with the arrow in the right-hand part of Wincsp.
Go to the /etc/ folder
searching for the rc.local file
right-click on the file rc.local Edit
Add this line:
As if underneath and record
Go and hold it, we're almost there.
If you want to have a log file
in oscam.conf
logfile - /var/log/oscam.log
7) 1st test launch oscam with putty
for restart oscam type this command
for updated to the latest version
Make commands on putty
In fact, you have a virtualized private server. C is "the same principle" as setting up a server on a PC at home.
Except that you often get better bandwidth, and theoretically less risk than having a PC at home. (no ASDL or electric line cutout worries)
1) we start with the tools to have before you start download the following software:
you will take:
- putty .
- winscp
Oscam compiles:
Once the compilation is complete, you can set up oscam on the command line:
Oscam: we copy the binary (l exe) in /usr/local/bin/
3) with Winscp in FTP.
On your PC, create a folder at the root of a reader, for example at the root of C:
named your OscamVPS folder
Then you retrieve your oscam file from the oscam folder (file in which you have compiled oscam), and you transfer it to your local oscamVPS folder.
This by clicking/slide.
4) Or if you downloaded oscam via the download link, copy the oscam file to the OscamVPS folder.
In your local oscamVPS folder, put your Oscam configuration files.
Then in the right-hand part, go to /usr/local/bin/
drag the oscam files from left to right
in the right window, right-click on the oscam file "properties" and change the attribute to 755.
5) Then click on the folder with the arrow to go back and you are:
Go to the /etc/ folder and move with a click/slide your oscam.conf files ...etc into the right window, as follows:
Put all files with Attribute 644.
6) Now we're going to edit a file so that oscam automatically starts when your VPS is restarted.
Via Wincsp, go to the root of the partition by clicking several times on the folder with the arrow in the right-hand part of Wincsp.
Go to the /etc/ folder
searching for the rc.local file
right-click on the file rc.local Edit
Add this line:
As if underneath and record
Go and hold it, we're almost there.
If you want to have a log file
in oscam.conf
logfile - /var/log/oscam.log
7) 1st test launch oscam with putty
for restart oscam type this command
for updated to the latest version
Make commands on putty
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