Hi Paul, thank you for the links!
Despite this is for Windows (I use Linux), it is for a XYZ tileserver but I need vector tiles. Raster tiles may be too many for whole Europe in plenty zoom levels. And I don't know where to get them, as everywhere I know you can only download small regions; the mentioned link in the video opentiles.com does not exist any more. Postgres may not work for me, as I read it needs at least as much RAM as the file size to import the map into the database. My vector tiles have 20 GB while my PC only 8 GB. It may run out of memory. But probably this points me to the right direction. I just discovered there is tileserver-GL https://tileserver.org/ and tileserver-PHP available and I gave them a try. Don't know why, but tileserver-gl can not be installed on Linux with nmp (compile error due to unexpected OS), and there are only the options npm or Docker. Docker is not in the standard repositories so foreign package sources shall be added, what I really want to avoid because of the high security risk. I tried also tileserver-PHP, but strangely as it is intended as a local installation, it shows not even a configuration interface without internet access. It pulls its css and some javascript from an external server :-/ Also, I can not get it running with the maptiler .mbtiles because the WMTS capabilities (.mbtiles is read!) seems to be provided in a wrong syntax. So, still stuck... Regards, Andreas Am 13.07.22 um 02:21 schrieb Paul N:
Hi, have a look at this for Postgresql and QGIS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOiyUPOGfDM Here it is how to configure offline tileserver https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOzDVxXptmM Regards Paul
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