On 07/06/15 14:36, Ruben Undheim wrote: > Thanks for suggesting tilelite. I tried it now and so far it appears > to do what I want. I'm considering adding something about it to the > documentation (for instance here: > https://wiki.debian.org/OSM/tileserver/jessie).
That would be great, I wrote that before I discovered tilelite. I have been holding off updating it until I could try and sort out some debconf stuff for tilelite, but it needs work to suggest different tileservers anyway (tilelite, tilestache, mod_tile, ...). > I would also really like to see somewhat of a "meta-package" which > installs all the necessary things for a OSM tile server perhaps with > the possibility to select which tool to use with debconf (either > tilelite or mod_tile etc). > > F.ex. > sudo apt install openstreetmap-tile-server > > giving you a full working setup. And a simple > osm-tile-server-import planet.osm.pbf > > to get things imported into the postgis database. > > Anyone else know of any on-going effort to make this happen? If not, I > may try to make something. I have been working towards that, openstreetmap-carto is now in the new queue. I am not exactly sure how to proceed, my objective here is to be able to take clean Debian install, install some set of packages, and have a working tileserver once the package installation has finished. There are a few ways of probably doing that though, I am going to have a think about this if and when I manage to get the really really annoying python debconf stuff for tilelite working in any manor... :( -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: https://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
