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Install and setup NewCS.
In let's say /home/username/ make a new folder, NewCS.
Now lets put the files we need in those folders.
In /home/username/NewCS you need :
-newcs.i686.pcsc (if you use a card like in this tutorial from Omnikey or EZ100PU)
newcs.xml
Rename your newcs.i686.pcsc to let's say newcs
Ok, next we need to edit the newcs.xml file to read our card using our Omnikey reader.
Here's a sample of config using a cardreader with pcsc.
Start the NewCS server :
./newcs -C /home/username/NewCS/newcs.xml
The -C switch simply indicates the location for the config. You can see all switches by using --help.
You should now be able to open up the web browser and see your card.
In your address bar type in :
http://serverip:8080, let say for 192.168.100.111 you use http://192.168.100.111:8080
Enter your user name and password and you're in.
Have a click around the different options on the left and you should see your card.
To stop NewCS simply type in your telnet session :
killall newcs
Make a script to avoid giving every time the config file path
Save this file as startnewcs in your /home/username folder
Now to start NewCS you can simply type :
./startnewcs
The line can be shared to CCcam using :
Where 192.168.100.111 is the IP address of your new linux server.
You'll notice the port number 12111 matches with the <newcamd_port> parameter and the user and pass match with the <users> parameters.
As normal if you want to access this from outside your LAN then you'll need to forward port 12111 in your router to the Linux PC IP address and replace the IP address in the N: line with your WAN IP or your DDNS address.
In let's say /home/username/ make a new folder, NewCS.
Now lets put the files we need in those folders.
In /home/username/NewCS you need :
-newcs.i686.pcsc (if you use a card like in this tutorial from Omnikey or EZ100PU)
newcs.xml
Rename your newcs.i686.pcsc to let's say newcs
Ok, next we need to edit the newcs.xml file to read our card using our Omnikey reader.
Here's a sample of config using a cardreader with pcsc.
Code:
<newCSconfig>
<readers name="Omnikey Reader">
<device>
<name>Omnikey</name>
<type>pcsc</type>
<mhz>368</mhz>
<node>0</node>
<parity>odd</parity>
<reset>normal</reset>
<export>Yes</export>
<enabled>Yes</enabled>
<boxkey>01020304</boxkey>
<blocksa>No</blocksa>
<blockua>No</blockua>
<blockga>Yes</blockga>
<blockC0>Yes</blockC0>
<carddetect>Yes</carddetect>
<newcamd_port>12111</newcamd_port>
<autosid>Yes</autosid>
<priority>round</priority>
</device>
</readers>
<radegastserver>
<enabled>No</enabled>
<port>10001</port>
<allow>
<hostname>localhost</hostname>
</allow>
</radegastserver>
<cache>
<emm>20</emm>
<ecm>-1</ecm>
</cache>
<httpd>
<server>
<port>8080</port>
<enabled>yes</enabled>
</server>
<user>
<name>admin</name>
<password>admin</password>
<accesslevel>admin</accesslevel>
</user>
</httpd>
<debug>
<password>NewCSpwd</password>
<mode>simple</mode>
<level>internal</level>
<type>all</type>
<output>console,tcp</output>
<tcp_port>1001</tcp_port>
<tcp_options>normal,init</tcp_options>
</debug>
<newcamdserver>
<enabled>Yes</enabled>
<name>newcs</name>
<deskey>01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14</deskey>
<user>
<name>newcsuser</name>
<password>newcspass</password>
<au>on</au>
<sidoverride>off</sidoverride>
<spider>No</spider>
<cardlevel>1</cardlevel>
</user>
</newcamdserver>
</newCSconfig>
./newcs -C /home/username/NewCS/newcs.xml
The -C switch simply indicates the location for the config. You can see all switches by using --help.
You should now be able to open up the web browser and see your card.
In your address bar type in :
http://serverip:8080, let say for 192.168.100.111 you use http://192.168.100.111:8080
Enter your user name and password and you're in.
Have a click around the different options on the left and you should see your card.
To stop NewCS simply type in your telnet session :
killall newcs
Make a script to avoid giving every time the config file path
Code:
#!/bin/bash cd /home/username/NewCS ./newcs -C /home/username/NewCS/newcs.xml
Now to start NewCS you can simply type :
./startnewcs
The line can be shared to CCcam using :
Code:
N: 192.168.100.111 12111 newcsuser newcspass 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
You'll notice the port number 12111 matches with the <newcamd_port> parameter and the user and pass match with the <users> parameters.
As normal if you want to access this from outside your LAN then you'll need to forward port 12111 in your router to the Linux PC IP address and replace the IP address in the N: line with your WAN IP or your DDNS address.