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I have one computer. Can I run two different services (2 mapnik, 2 nominatin, 2 osm website, 2 osrm) for 2 different maps?

Is it possible?

asked 21 Oct '16, 21:02

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I want to have 2 diffetent database on single machine. I want to have 2 diffetent maps on single machine.

(22 Oct '16, 11:02) basil_str

Then try brick by brick, and improve the softwares when you encounter an issue.

(22 Oct '16, 11:32) yvecai
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... but I can say you can without problem at least have 2 distinct database from osm2pqsql and 2 mapnik styles.

(22 Oct '16, 11:34) yvecai

I have to configure renderd by editing the /usr/local/etc/renderd.conf How can I do it?

(22 Oct '16, 12:59) basil_str

Please edit your original question if you want to expand it or add a comment, do NOT use an answer.

(22 Oct '16, 13:46) SimonPoole ♦

Depending on what your aim is, you may consider setting up two virtual machines. For instance, Mapnik being essentially a library, it sounds strange to want to have '2 mapnik' on single machine.

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answered 22 Oct '16, 10:02

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Or a more light-weight container solution like docker.

(22 Oct '16, 14:22) scai ♦
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