oscam.srvid(5)

🌸 NAME 🌸

oscam.srvid — service ID configuration file for OSCam. hiii bestie, this is the oscam.srvid(5) page from the File Formats Manual — yes, the manual name is right there, folded in near the top like a cute little note 💖

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

okay so the synopsis is literally:

service ID mappings

short, iconic, to the point. periodt.

📖 DESCRIPTIONS 📖

The format is exactly this, no cap:

CAID[,CAID]...:service ID|[provider]|[name]|[type]|[description]

It's the mapping between CAID, service ID, provider, name, type, and description of service. The CAID[,CAID]... situation means you can have multiple CAIDs comma-separated — multiple CAIDs are giving main character energy 💅

🗒️ ANNONTATIONS 🗒️

Please use Unix text file format only. no cap, bestie — that's the rule.

You only need the oscam.srvid when using the monitor or the web interface. For saving memory consumption only insert the service IDs you really need — lowkey keep it lean 🫶

Some external programs use their own oscam.srvid and do not need the oscam.srvid of OSCam.

🎀 EXAMPLES 🎀

0001,0002,0003:000a|my provider 1|tv name 1|tv|my tv package
0004,0005,0006:000a|my provider 2|radio name 2|radio|my radio package
0006:000b|my provider 3|tv name 3|

these examples ate and left no crumbs. copy them exactly, including that trailing | on the last line, bestie 🍓

👑 SEE ALSO 👑

• list_smargo(1)
• oscam(1)
• oscam.ac(5)
• oscam.cacheex(5)
• oscam.cert(5)
• oscam.conf(5)
• oscam.dvbapi(5)
• oscam.fakecws(5)
• oscam.guess(5)
• oscam.ird(5)
• oscam.provid(5)
• oscam.ratelimit(5)
• oscam.server(5)
• oscam.services(5)
• oscam.srvid2(5)
• oscam.tiers(5)
• oscam.user(5)
• oscam.whitelist(5)

that's the whole oscam.srvid(5) situation — signed off from the File Formats Manual, mwah 💋✨