Oscam.conf Instant

Integrates with DVB hardware (tuner cards, STBs).

Prevents card sharing abuse and cascading (sharing of shares).

Manages CW sharing between multiple OSCam instances.

Stream decrypted content via HLS.

Below is a production-ready oscam.conf for an Enigma2 box with a local Sky UK card and 5 remote peers. oscam.conf

[global]
logfile                       = /tmp/oscam.log
clienttimeout                 = 5000
clientmaxidle                 = 300
nice                          = -10
preferlocalcards              = 1
lb_mode                       = 1
lb_save                       = 600
lb_nbest_readers              = 2
[newcamd]
port                          = 15001@0963:000000
key                           = 1A2B3C4D5E6F708192A3B4C5D6E7F809
allowed                       = 192.168.0.0/24
keepalive                     = 1
[cccam]
port                          = 12000
nodeid                        = 1122334455667788
reshare                       = 1
stealth                       = 1
[webif]
httpport                      = 8888
httpuser                      = oscamadmin
httppwd                       = MySecurePass123
httprefresh                   = 5
httpallowed                   = 192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255
httpreadonly                  = 0
[dvbapi]
enabled                       = 1
au                            = 1
pmt_mode                      = 0
user                          = local
extended_cw_api               = 2
boxtype                       = vuduo Integrates with DVB hardware (tuner cards, STBs)
[cache]
delay                         = 100
max_time                      = 3500
cache_cw_max_age              = 10
[monitor]
port                          = 988
monuser                       = mon
monpwd                        = monpass
monlevel                      = 2

CCcam protocol server emulation.

OSCam (Open Source Conditional Access Module) is a powerful server application used primarily for sharing decryption keys for digital television (DVB). It is widely used with set-top boxes, TV cards, and softcams.

The oscam.conf file is the primary configuration file for OSCam. It controls the core behavior of the server: network settings, logging, web interface, process priority, and which other configuration files are used. Without a valid oscam.conf, OSCam cannot start.

This report provides a detailed analysis of the structure, parameters, and best practices for oscam.conf.

Your oscam.conf is the first line of defense against attackers. Follow these rules: CCcam protocol server emulation