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#
# /var/tuxbox/config/cardserv.cfg
#
# The new cardserver can run several cards at once. It detects cards being
# inserted and removed from configured card readers. Every card uses its
# own TCP port to listen for incoming client connections. Card readers, that
# are configured, but where no card is inserted, will not be initialized.
# Supported are both serial ports of dbox2 (SERIAL_PORT = 0, 1), Dreambox
# cardreaders (SERIAL_PORT = 0 (upper), SERIAL_PORT = 1 (lower)) and the
# Dreambox's serial port (SERIAL_PORT = 2). Supported CA systems are Seca,
# Viaccess, Irdeto, Conax and Cryptoworks. Irdeto cards (or some of them)
# probably won't work in the Dreambox cardreaders, due to driver issues. In
# fact, the only Irdeto cards, that were successfully tested in Dreambox
# cardreaders, are the new Premiere cards and I2 cards. Premiere cards will ONLY
# work with betad (no sharing allowed for Premiere). Betad is a small subset
# of cardserver, using Unix Domain Sockets to communicate with newcamd, also,
# contrary to cardserver, it won't detect card inserts or removals, so Premiere
# card has to be inserted BEFORE betad starts and may never be removed during
# operation of betad. Also betad will only understand a very small subset of
# the options described here. Betad configuration file is called betad.cfg.
#
# You can also start cardserver multiple times by specifying different cfg
# files in the command line. Use only the name of the cfg file, the path of the
# file is always fixed to /var/tuxbox/config (dbox2, Dreambox) or /etc (i386)
#
# Exclude services - Some providers offer a PPV preview by allowing a card
# to decrypt a certain number of ECMs of each PPV event before it has to be
# bought. Sharing such a card with other people allows them to "steal" this
# PPV preview. With this option, you can tell cardserver to not ask the card
# to decrypt ECMs for certain services, except if user 1 (the EMM user) asks
# for them. Each blocked service has to be listed with its service id.
# A service id is a 16-bit number and has to be given in hex.
# camdcmd offers a possibility to change the list of blocked services without
# restarting cardserver (if for example you have bought a PPV event and now
# want to share it).
#
# Boxid (for Viasat-NDS cards only) (L)
# 10-digit serial number of the STB, your Viasat card is married to
# you find this serial number on your original Viasat STB in the following menu:
# Setup->Decoder information->STB Identifier
# take this number and remove the last digit
# take the first (left-most) 10 digits, omit the last (right-most) digit
# BOXID = 0000000000
#
# Block single service
# EXCLUDE_SERVICE = 13a9
# You can also block a range of service ids, the following blocks all services
# from 02be to 02c8
# EXCLUDE_SERVICE_MULTIPLE = 02be:02c8
#
# Example
#
DESKEY = 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
SERVER_NAME = cardserv
DEBUG_PORT = 14000
ADMIN_PORT = 14001
ENTITLEMENT_PORT = 14002
ADMIN_PASSWORD = secret 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
USER = local local lan localhost 12000
USER = cardspider dreambox lan localhost 15003
#
# upper card slot
#
SERIAL_PORT = 0
TCP_PORT = 10000
EMM-G = no
EMM-S = no
EMM-U = no
SPECIAL_FEATURES = no
#
# lower card slot
#
SERIAL_PORT = 1
TCP_PORT = 10001
BOXID = XXXXXXXXXX