To compile OSCam with GeoIP support, you must enable the
WITH_GEOIP module during the build process and ensure the libgeoip-dev library is installed.
1. Install Required Dependencies
Before compiling, install the GeoIP development headers and other build tools on your Linux system:
bash
<span>sudo apt-get update<br>sudo apt-get install build-essential subversion libssl-dev cmake libgeoip-dev<br></span>
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2. Download OSCam Source Code
Clone the latest source from the official
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:
bash
<span>svn checkout </span><span>
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</span><span> oscam-svn<br>cd oscam-svn<br></span>
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3. Configure with GeoIP Support
You can enable GeoIP support using either the config.sh tool or by passing flags directly to make or cmake.
- Option A: Using the Config Tool (Recommended)
Run the configuration script to interactively enable GeoIP:
bash
<span>./config.sh --enable WITH_GEOIP<br></span>
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- Option B: Using Make (Direct)
Compile directly by passing the use-flag:
bash
<span>make USE_GEOIP=1<br></span>
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4. Build the Binary
Once configured, run the build command. The binary will be created in the Distribution folder.
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<span>make<br></span>
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5. Verify GeoIP Support
After the build completes, verify that GeoIP support is active by running the binary with the -v flag:
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<span>./Distribution/oscam-xxxx -v | grep -i geoip<br></span>
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Look for
WITH_GEOIP: yes in the output.
6. Post-Compilation Setup
To use GeoIP functionality, you must provide a GeoIP database (typically GeoIP.dat).
- Download the database from a provider like
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- Place the .dat file in your OSCam configuration directory (usually /usr/local/etc or /etc/oscam).
- Restart OSCam to allow it to identify client locations in the Web Interface (WebIf