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[Guest-*0823016*]

Where do I find usr/script

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[input2]

I use this version.

Ncam run better than oscam on my Mutant HD2400.

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•  enigma2-plugin-softcams-ncam_V12.9-r0_all.ipk   4.73MB   20 downloads

[Guest-*0823016*]

I use this version.
Ncam run better than oscam on my Mutant HD2400.

I use the 12.8 and I confirm that it works better than the oscam of the feed, but I would like to try the original version of ncam and that is 6.0.
The ones in ipk are not official.

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[littlesat]

What works better in ncam? Note the basic is still the same as Oscam as it is just a fork of oscam… and in the code I do not see anything that can make it better…. So I just think it is gutfeeling….

Edited by littlesat, 6 August 2022 - 08:50.

[Guest-*0823016*]

What works better in ncam? Note the basic is still the same as Oscam as it is just a fork of oscam… and in the code I do not see anything that can make it better…. So I just think it is gutfeeling….

The thing that I noticed despite being based on oscam is in my opinion in the channel change in general especially between satellite and digital terrestrial, another thing that I had previously written and that is the vision of a certain bouquet that on equal terms with oscam with this is ok.
Can you tell me where I find usr/script? Thank you.

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[Tech]

Well, to be honest, outside the fancy webinterface, I see no benefits at all if I compare ncam with oscam, and there’s no difference, ncam is just a fork from the oscam sources with some additions…..

I also use different sources like cable/satellite and see no problems here with switching between different conditional access id’s …. I even don’t like the ncam webinterface, in my opinion it is to ‘christmastree’ with no added value at all ……

[Guest-*0823016*]

Ok
But usr/script I can't find it!

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[Tech]

I don’t think it’s located in /usr/script but in /etc/init.d/ …?

[Guest-*0823016*]

I don’t think it’s located in /usr/script but in /etc/init.d/ …?

There is no possibility to put the .sh file

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[Guest-*0823016*]

In no way is it possible to install version 6.0 while the others in ipk format are.

[Guest-*0823016*]

I keep the oscam!

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[dog-man]

Can anyone recommend a Ncam version that works well with VU Ultimo 4K?

[Guest-*0823016*]

Can anyone recommend a Ncam version that works well with VU Ultimo 4K?

12.9

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[Frans B]

latest ncam

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•  enigma2-plugin-softcams-ncam_V13.0-r0_all.ipk   4.72MB   7 downloads

Edited by Frans B, 17 August 2022 - 16:28.

[s3n0]

Ok
But usr/script I can't find it!

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Hi.

 

You can use my universal softcam "init.d" script ... if you really can't find it in the IPK package .

 

CODE: https://github.com/s.../master/softcam

RAW: https://github.com/s.../master/softcam

 

In my script, you have to modify several variables (they are located at the beginning of the script, after the instructions) - for the NCam.

 

Edit the name of the binary file according to the one you have in the /usr/bin folder - probably ncam (instead of oscam). So in my softcam script you modify the binary name variable (BINFILENAME), so that it refers to the binary name "ncam" instead of "oscam".

 

Do not forget to assign startup attributes (chmod a+x /directory-path/file). For binary file (in the /usr/bin folder) and also for the script (in the /etc/init.d folder)

 

Ncam uses the default configuration directory /var/tuxbox/config and not /etc/tuxbox/config/oscam. If you want to change the default configuration directory, then you use an additional argument in the adjustable parameters (BINARGS) in my softcam script:

BINARGS="-b -r 2"

...to the following (as example):

BINARGS="-b -r 2 -c /etc/tuxbox/config/ncam"

 

NCam also uses ncam.* configuration file names (e.g. ncam.conf) rather than OScam's oscam.* (e.g. oscam.conf).

 

How to install the softcam script is stated directly in the guide - inside the softcam script, at its beginning.

 

The name of the script-file in the /etc/init.d folder, I recommend renaming it from softcam to softcam.NCam and activating / running it via Enigma2 / GUI. Another symbolic link to /etc/init.d/softcam will then be created, and you do not have to create a "run-level" launcher according to the instructions in my script - by creating a special symbolic link to the /etc/rc3.d folder.

Edited by s3n0, 24 August 2022 - 22:00.

[Guest-*0823016*]

You can use my universal softcam "init.d" script ... if you really can't find it in the IPK package .

The .ipk file does not exist in this official version!
I will try but in the end I realize that the oscam clone is of little use!

[s3n0]

I never intend to use the original NCam. I haven't seen his code freely available online yet. So it can be quite dangerous. There may be code routines for stealing or sharing data. Any closed code binary is inherently risky.

 

At least RAED's (alias Fairbird) NCam is open - on his Github.

[Guest-*0823016*]

I never intend to use the original NCam. I haven't seen his code freely available online yet. So it can be quite dangerous. There may be code routines for stealing or sharing data. Any closed code binary is inherently risky.

 

At least RAED's (alias Fairbird) NCam is open - on his Github.

You are definitely right.

I definitively abandon the idea of ​​the official, better that of fairbird.

Thank you.