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Wiwe: /* Options */ add logginglevels to -d

2014-02-01T17:27:00Z

Options: add logginglevels to -d

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	** 512 = cache exchange logging		** 512 = cache exchange logging
	** 1024 = client ECM logging		** 1024 = client ECM logging
			** 2048 = CSP logging
			** 4096 = CWC logging
	** 65535 = debug all		** 65535 = debug all
	* -g\|--gcollect <mode> = garbage collector debug mode, default:none:		* -g\|--gcollect <mode> = garbage collector debug mode, default:none:

Wiwe: /* Options */ svn8226

2013-01-27T16:07:37Z

Options: svn8226

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	==== Options ====		==== Options ====

	* -a write oscam.crash on segfault (needs installed GDB and OSCam compiled with debug infos -ggdb)		* -a\|--crash-dump = write oscam.crash on segfault (needs installed GDB and OSCam compiled with debug infos -ggdb)
	* -b starts in background, writing oscam.version with starttime and version info in temporary directory		* -b\|--daemon = starts in background, writing oscam.version with starttime and version info in temporary directory
	* -B <filename> set PID file, ~~overriges~~ pidfile of oscam.conf, default:none		* -B <filename> = set PID file, overrides pidfile of oscam.conf, default: none
	* -c <directory> read configuration from <directory>, default:see CS_CONFDIR in globals.h, while starting OSCam prints warnings on invalid keywords, comment lines start with # character.		* -c\|--config-dir <directory> = read configuration from <directory>, default:see CS_CONFDIR in globals.h, while starting OSCam prints warnings on invalid keywords, comment lines start with # character.
	* -d <level> debug level mask:		* -d\|--debug <level> = debug level mask:
	** 0 = no debugging (default)		** 0 = no debugging (default)
	** 2 = ATR parsing info, ECM dumps, CW dumps		** 2 = ATR parsing info, ECM dumps, CW dumps
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	** 1024 = client ECM logging		** 1024 = client ECM logging
	** 65535 = debug all		** 65535 = debug all
	* -g <mode> garbage collector debug mode, default:none:		* -g\|--gcollect <mode> = garbage collector debug mode, default:none:
	** 1 = immediate free		** 1 = immediate free
	** 2 = check for double frees		** 2 = check for double frees
	* -h usage		* -h\|--help = usage
	* -l set syslog ident, default:~~none~~		* -I\|--syslog-ident <ident> = set syslog ident, default:oscam
	* -p <number> maximum number of pending ECM packets, default:32, maximum:255		* -p\|--pending-ecm <number> = maximum number of pending ECM packets, default:32, maximum:255
	* -r <level> restart level:		* -r\|--restart <level> = restart level:
	** 0 = disabled, restart request sets exit status to 99		** 0 = disabled, restart request sets exit status to 99
	** 1 = restart activated, web interface can restart oscam (default)		** 1 = restart activated, web interface can restart oscam (default)
	** 2 = like 1, but also restart on segmentation faults		** 2 = like 1, but also restart on segmentation faults
	* -S do not filter sensitive info (card serial numbers) in the logs		* -S\|--show-sensitive = do not filter sensitive info (card serial numbers) in the logs
	* -s capture segmentation faults		* -s\|--capture-segfaults = capture segmentation faults
	* -t <directory> use <directory> for temporary data, default:temporary directory of OS		* -t\|temp-dir <directory> = use <directory> for temporary data, default:temporary directory of OS
	* -u enable output of web interface in UTF-8 charset		* -u\|--utf8 = enable output of web interface in UTF-8 charset
	* -V show OSCam version info		* -V\|--bild-info = show OSCam version info
	* -w <seconds> time waiting for system time to be set correctly		* -w\|--wait <seconds> = time waiting for system time to be set correctly

	=== Card Reader ===		=== Card Reader ===

Wiwe: /* Options */ svn8184+8185

2013-01-25T09:04:33Z

Options: svn8184+8185

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	* -a write oscam.crash on segfault (needs installed GDB and OSCam compiled with debug infos -ggdb)		* -a write oscam.crash on segfault (needs installed GDB and OSCam compiled with debug infos -ggdb)
	* -b starts in background, writing oscam.version with starttime and version info in temporary directory		* -b starts in background, writing oscam.version with starttime and version info in temporary directory
			* -B <filename> set PID file, overriges pidfile of oscam.conf, default:none
	* -c <directory> read configuration from <directory>, default:see CS_CONFDIR in globals.h, while starting OSCam prints warnings on invalid keywords, comment lines start with # character.		* -c <directory> read configuration from <directory>, default:see CS_CONFDIR in globals.h, while starting OSCam prints warnings on invalid keywords, comment lines start with # character.
	* -d <level> debug level mask:		* -d <level> debug level mask:
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	** 2 = check for double frees		** 2 = check for double frees
	* -h usage		* -h usage
			* -l set syslog ident, default:none
	* -p <number> maximum number of pending ECM packets, default:32, maximum:255		* -p <number> maximum number of pending ECM packets, default:32, maximum:255
	* -r <level> restart level:		* -r <level> restart level:

Wiwe: /* Which protocols, Card Reader and Cards are supported? */

2012-11-18T11:15:00Z

Which protocols, Card Reader and Cards are supported?

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	* TCP = firm connection between client and server sockets. Checking wheter all data packets have arrived. More overhead and therefore a little slower than UDP. However, this is irrelevant for the small amounts of data for CS. Great advantage: stable compounds in low Internet lines.		* TCP = firm connection between client and server sockets. Checking wheter all data packets have arrived. More overhead and therefore a little slower than UDP. However, this is irrelevant for the small amounts of data for CS. Great advantage: stable compounds in low Internet lines.

	=== From OScam supported protocolls ===		==== From OScam supported protocolls ====

	* newcamd with cascading/remote server ECM support		* newcamd with cascading/remote server ECM support
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	* radegast		* radegast

	=== Options ===		==== Options ====

	* -a write oscam.crash on segfault (needs installed GDB and OSCam compiled with debug infos -ggdb)		* -a write oscam.crash on segfault (needs installed GDB and OSCam compiled with debug infos -ggdb)

Wiwe: /* Which Cards are supported? */

2012-11-18T11:13:49Z

Which Cards are supported?

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	* reader with Prolific Chipset, no overclocking possible!		* reader with Prolific Chipset, no overclocking possible!

	=== ~~Which~~ Cards ~~are supported?~~ ===		=== Cards ===
	A updated list you find here: [[Streamboard:oscam/wiki/CardsList\|CardsList]]		A updated list you find here: [[Streamboard:oscam/wiki/CardsList\|CardsList]]


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Wiwe: /* Which Card Reader are supported? */

2012-11-18T11:13:18Z

Which Card Reader are supported?

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	* -w <seconds> time waiting for system time to be set correctly		* -w <seconds> time waiting for system time to be set correctly

	=== ~~Which~~ Card Reader ~~are supported?~~ ===		=== Card Reader ===
	An updated list you will find here: [[Streamboard:oscam/wiki/DeviceList\|DeviceList]]		An updated list you will find here: [[Streamboard:oscam/wiki/DeviceList\|DeviceList]]

Wiwe: /* Options */

2012-11-18T11:12:02Z

Options

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	* -c <directory> read configuration from <directory>, default:see CS_CONFDIR in globals.h, while starting OSCam prints warnings on invalid keywords, comment lines start with # character.		* -c <directory> read configuration from <directory>, default:see CS_CONFDIR in globals.h, while starting OSCam prints warnings on invalid keywords, comment lines start with # character.
	* -d <level> debug level mask:		* -d <level> debug level mask:
	0 = no debugging (default)		** 0 = no debugging (default)
	2 = ATR parsing info, ECM dumps, CW dumps		** 2 = ATR parsing info, ECM dumps, CW dumps
	4 = traffic from/to the reader		** 4 = traffic from/to the reader
	8 = traffic from/to the clients		** 8 = traffic from/to the clients
	16 = traffic to the reader-device on IFD layer		** 16 = traffic to the reader-device on IFD layer
	32 = traffic to the reader-device on I/O layer		** 32 = traffic to the reader-device on I/O layer
	64 = EMM logging		** 64 = EMM logging
	128 = DVBAPI logging		** 128 = DVBAPI logging
	256 = load balancing logging		** 256 = load balancing logging
	512 = cache exchange logging		** 512 = cache exchange logging
	1024 = client ECM logging		** 1024 = client ECM logging
	65535 = debug all		** 65535 = debug all
	* -g <mode> garbage collector debug mode, default:none:		* -g <mode> garbage collector debug mode, default:none:
	1 = immediate free		** 1 = immediate free
	2 = check for double frees		** 2 = check for double frees
	* -h usage		* -h usage
	* -p <number> maximum number of pending ECM packets, default:32, maximum:255		* -p <number> maximum number of pending ECM packets, default:32, maximum:255
	* -r <level> restart level:		* -r <level> restart level:
	0 = disabled, restart request sets exit status to 99		** 0 = disabled, restart request sets exit status to 99
	1 = restart activated, web interface can restart oscam (default)		** 1 = restart activated, web interface can restart oscam (default)
	2 = like 1, but also restart on segmentation faults		** 2 = like 1, but also restart on segmentation faults
	* -S do not filter sensitive info (card serial numbers) in the logs		* -S do not filter sensitive info (card serial numbers) in the logs
	* -s capture segmentation faults		* -s capture segmentation faults

Wiwe: /* Which protocols are supported? */

2012-11-18T11:07:23Z

Which protocols are supported?

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	== '''Which protocols, Card Reader and Cards are supported?''' ==		== '''Which protocols, Card Reader and Cards are supported?''' ==
	=== ~~Which protocols are supported?~~ ===		=== Protocolls ===

	* UDP = no firm connection between client and server sockets. No checking wheter all data packets have arrived.		* UDP = no firm connection between client and server sockets. No checking wheter all data packets have arrived.

Wiwe: /* Which protocols are supported? */

2012-11-18T11:05:20Z

Which protocols are supported?

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 * UDP = no firm connection between client and server sockets. No checking wheter all data packets have arrived.
 * TCP = firm connection between client and server sockets. Checking wheter all data packets have arrived. More overhead and therefore a little slower than UDP. However, this is irrelevant for the small amounts of data for CS. Great advantage: stable compounds in low Internet lines.
- newcamd with cascading/remote server ECM support
+=== From OScam supported protocolls ===
- camd 3.3x TCP
- camd  3.5x  / 3.57x UDP with cascading/remote server ECM support, ECM and EMM support with size > 256 bytes
+* newcamd with cascading/remote server ECM support
- camd 3.78x TCP with cascading/remote server ECM support, ECM and EMM support with size > 256 bytes
+* camd 3.3x TCP
- CCcam with cascading/remote server ECM support, ECM and EMM support with size > 256 bytes
+* camd  3.5x  / 3.57x UDP with cascading/remote server ECM support, ECM and EMM support with size > 256 bytes
- DVB API with multi tuner and PIP support
+* camd 3.78x TCP with cascading/remote server ECM support, ECM and EMM support with size > 256 bytes
- gbox with cascading/remote server ECM support
+* CCcam with cascading/remote server ECM support, ECM and EMM support with size > 256 bytes
- serial (HSIC, SSSP, BOMBA, DSR 9500)
+* DVB API with multi tuner and PIP support
- radegast
+* gbox with cascading/remote server ECM support
 === Which Card Reader are supported? ===

Wiwe: /* Which protocols are supported? */

2012-11-18T10:54:41Z

Which protocols are supported?

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	* TCP = firm connection between client and server sockets. Checking wheter all data packets have arrived. More overhead and therefore a little slower than UDP. However, this is irrelevant for the small amounts of data for CS. Great advantage: stable compounds in low Internet lines.		* TCP = firm connection between client and server sockets. Checking wheter all data packets have arrived. More overhead and therefore a little slower than UDP. However, this is irrelevant for the small amounts of data for CS. Great advantage: stable compounds in low Internet lines.

	camd 3.3x (TCP)		newcamd with cascading/remote server ECM support
	camd 3.5x (UDP ~~& TCP) mit AU-Support~~		camd 3.3x TCP
	~~Newcamd (~~TCP~~) mit AU-Support, Cascadib~~/remote server ECM support		camd 3.5x / 3.57x UDP with cascading/remote server ECM support, ECM and EMM support with size > 256 bytes
	~~Radegast (?)~~		camd 3.78x TCP with cascading/remote server ECM support, ECM and EMM support with size > 256 bytes
	~~CCcam (TCP)~~		CCcam with cascading/remote server ECM support, ECM and EMM support with size > 256 bytes
	~~GBox (?)~~		DVB API with multi tuner and PIP support
			gbox with cascading/remote server ECM support
	serial (HSIC, SSSP, BOMBA, DSR 9500)		serial (HSIC, SSSP, BOMBA, DSR 9500)
	~~DVB API with AU, Multituner, und PIP-Support~~		radegast

	=== Which Card Reader are supported? ===		=== Which Card Reader are supported? ===