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    This script checks if the OScam process is running on a Linux system. If OScam is not detected, the script will automatically restart it. The script uses cURL to check the OScam status page for errors and will restart OScam if any errors are found.

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    This script checks if the OScam process is running on a Linux system. If OScam is not detected, the script will automatically restart it. The script uses cURL to check the OScam status page for errors and will restart OScam if any errors are found.

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    Oscam Error Check Script

    Uploaded by

    pcmedic2000
    This script checks if the OScam process is running on a Linux system. If OScam is not detected, the script will automatically restart it. The script uses cURL to check the OScam status page for errors and will restart OScam if any errors are found.

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    In this article i will present you OScam check script that i use and works witho ut any problems.

    I use it on Ubuntu but it was 100% reliable on Fedora too. Scri pt simply checks if process oscam is still present in your system. If not, scrip t restarts your OScam. Make sure that your OScam executable is named oscam . It als o needs to have 755 permissions! I hope that this copy/pasted script works OK. I f not, please leave a comment! #!/bin/sh # FOO="/tmp/_tmp" LOGIN="root" PW="dreambox" IP="192.168.1.155" PORT="16002" STR="TITLE>" # curl -s --digest -o - -u $LOGIN:$PW "http://$IP:$PORT/status.html?hideidle=0" | grep "$STR" > $FOO printf "Checking for ERRORS ...\n"; if [ -s $FOO ]; then printf "\033[37;32mOscam working OK\033[37;40m\n"; else printf "\033[37;31mOscam ERROR!\033[37;40m\n"; /usr/local/bin/oscam -b > /dev/null fi rm -f $FOO exit 0

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