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Wiwe: /* What is OSCam?! */

2012-07-24T17:26:28Z

What is OSCam?!

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	'''OSCam is Open Source'''		'''OSCam is Open Source'''

	OSCam means '''O'''pen '''S'''ource '''C'''onditional '''A'''ccess '''M'''odul and is a non-profit community work of many developers. The development is '''public'''. The progress can be tracked by Oscam-~~Timeline~~ [[Streamboard:oscam/timeline\|Timeline]] using changesets and tickets. The development steps are "svn's" (subversion). They are available for compilation (Look at Platforms).		OSCam means '''O'''pen '''S'''ource '''C'''onditional '''A'''ccess '''M'''odul and is a non-profit community work of many developers. The development is '''public'''. The progress can be tracked by Oscam-[[Streamboard:oscam/timeline\|Timeline]] using changesets and tickets. The development steps are "svn's" (subversion). They are available for compilation (Look at Platforms).

	"work in progress" due, however, that can be included in the documentation are only snapshots of the development. Help of user demand!		"work in progress" due, however, that can be included in the documentation are only snapshots of the development. Help of user demand!

Wiwe: /* What is OSCam?! */

2012-07-24T17:25:50Z

What is OSCam?!

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	'''OSCam is Open Source'''		'''OSCam is Open Source'''

	OSCam means '''O'''pen '''S'''ource '''C'''onditional '''A'''ccess '''M'''odul and is a non-profit community work of many developers. The development is '''public'''. The progress can be tracked by Oscam-Timeline [[Streamboard:oscam/timeline]] using changesets and tickets. The development steps are "svn's" (subversion). They are available for compilation (Look at Platforms).		OSCam means '''O'''pen '''S'''ource '''C'''onditional '''A'''ccess '''M'''odul and is a non-profit community work of many developers. The development is '''public'''. The progress can be tracked by Oscam-Timeline [[Streamboard:oscam/timeline\|Timeline]] using changesets and tickets. The development steps are "svn's" (subversion). They are available for compilation (Look at Platforms).

	"work in progress" due, however, that can be included in the documentation are only snapshots of the development. Help of user demand!		"work in progress" due, however, that can be included in the documentation are only snapshots of the development. Help of user demand!

Admin am 23. Juli 2012 um 00:24 Uhr

2012-07-23T00:24:48Z

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	'''OSCam is Open Source'''		'''OSCam is Open Source'''

	OSCam means '''O'''pen '''S'''ource '''C'''onditional '''A'''ccess '''M'''odul and is a non-profit community work of many developers. The development is '''public'''. The progress can be tracked by Oscam-Timeline ~~http~~:~~//streamboard.gmc.to:8001~~/timeline using changesets and tickets. The development steps are "svn's" (subversion). They are available for compilation (Look at Platforms).		OSCam means '''O'''pen '''S'''ource '''C'''onditional '''A'''ccess '''M'''odul and is a non-profit community work of many developers. The development is '''public'''. The progress can be tracked by Oscam-Timeline [[Streamboard:oscam/timeline]] using changesets and tickets. The development steps are "svn's" (subversion). They are available for compilation (Look at Platforms).

	"work in progress" due, however, that can be included in the documentation are only snapshots of the development. Help of user demand!		"work in progress" due, however, that can be included in the documentation are only snapshots of the development. Help of user demand!

Wiwe: add Module-Management

2012-01-25T14:43:25Z

add Module-Management

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	'''Webinterface''' shows you these files.		'''Webinterface''' shows you these files.

			==== Management modules ====

			The skript '''config.sh''' is an easy way
			* to display of all existing and selected them
			** Modules
			** Protocols and
			** Reader

			* to change this selection and finally
			* to backup for the next request of a build, if you compiled your own.

			In the event that this script is not found or does not exist, there is a download [[File: Config.sh.rar]]




	{{OSCamTranslatedLinks}}		{{OSCamTranslatedLinks}}

Wiwe am 5. Februar 2011 um 11:45 Uhr

2011-02-05T11:45:55Z

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	{{OSCamHomeLinks}}		{{OSCamHomeLinks}}

	~~[[Datei:WarningS.png\|text-bottom]] '''Attention:''' The content of the english pages are partially still in german. Please register here to help us completing and translating the articles.~~

	= What is OSCam?! =		= What is OSCam?! =

Wiwe: /* Module */

2011-01-28T15:39:13Z

Module

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	OSCam is modular, so the memory requirement can be minimized. One can OSCam select only the modules you really need. Servers with little memory are grateful!		OSCam is modular, so the memory requirement can be minimized. One can OSCam select only the modules you really need. Servers with little memory are grateful!

	The selection is done before '''compilation'''. Since compiling the advanced users remains reserved, it is not addressed in this document. In ''streamboard'' there are detailed threads that deal with compiling. There can check the user interested.		The selection is done before '''compilation'''. Since compiling the advanced users remains reserved, it is not addressed in this document. In ''streamboard'' there are detailed threads that deal with compiling. There can check the user interested.

	Nevertheless, the modules are listet below so you can decide in the selection of binaries are published, which version fits.		Nevertheless, the modules are listet below so you can decide in the selection of binaries are published, which version fits.

Wiwe: /* Client */

2011-01-28T15:37:30Z

Client

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	=== Client ===		=== Client ===
	The area '''client''' is controlled by the parameters '''dvbapi'''. '''Server''' and '''client''' will later be incorporated into one protocol, without having to resort to other protocols with '''closed source'''. ~~'''Closed source'''~~ Such protocols are still involved, without responsibility for what in these '''black boxes''' with the data and commands happened!		The area '''client''' is controlled by the parameters '''dvbapi'''. '''Server''' and '''client''' will later be incorporated into one protocol, without having to resort to other protocols with '''closed source'''. Such protocols are still involved, without responsibility for what in these '''black boxes''' with the data and commands happened!

	'''Overview of the dependencies of server and client'''		'''Overview of the dependencies of server and client'''

Wiwe: /* Client */

2011-01-28T15:36:29Z

Client

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	=== Client ===		=== Client ===
	The area '''client''' is controlled by the parameters '''dvbapi'''. '''~~server~~''' and '''client''' will later be incorporated into one protocol, without having to resort to other protocols with '''closed source'''. '''Closed source''' Such protocols are still involved, without responsibility for what in these '''black boxes''' with the data and commands happened!		The area '''client''' is controlled by the parameters '''dvbapi'''. '''Server''' and '''client''' will later be incorporated into one protocol, without having to resort to other protocols with '''closed source'''. '''Closed source''' Such protocols are still involved, without responsibility for what in these '''black boxes''' with the data and commands happened!

	'''Overview of the dependencies of server and client'''		'''Overview of the dependencies of server and client'''

Wiwe: /* Client */

2011-01-28T15:35:52Z

Client

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	=== Client ===		=== Client ===
	The area '''client''' is controlled by the parameters '''dvbapi'''. '''server''' and '''client''' will later be incorporated into one protocol, without having to resort to other protocols with '''closed source''. '''Closed source''' Such protocols are still involved, without responsibility for what in these '''black boxes''' with the data and commands happened!		The area '''client''' is controlled by the parameters '''dvbapi'''. '''server''' and '''client''' will later be incorporated into one protocol, without having to resort to other protocols with '''closed source'''. '''Closed source''' Such protocols are still involved, without responsibility for what in these '''black boxes''' with the data and commands happened!

	'''Overview of the dependencies of server and client'''		'''Overview of the dependencies of server and client'''

Wiwe: /* Module */

2011-01-28T15:33:16Z

Module

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	=== Module ===		=== Module ===
	OSCam is modular,so the memory requirement can be minimized. One can OSCam select only the modules you really need. ~~Server~~ with little memory are grateful!		OSCam is modular, so the memory requirement can be minimized. One can OSCam select only the modules you really need. Servers with little memory are grateful!

	The selection is done before '''compilation'''. Since compiling the advanced users remains reserved, it is not addressed in this document. In ''streamboard'' there are detailed threads that deal with compiling. There can check the user interested.		The selection is done before '''compilation'''. Since compiling the advanced users remains reserved, it is not addressed in this document. In ''streamboard'' there are detailed threads that deal with compiling. There can check the user interested.