Hello, I am trying to create my own OSM server. I am using Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS running on a VirtualBox as guest system. I am doing the setup with the nice tutorial on switch2osm.org site for Ubuntu 16.04.2. I did all the steps there. I am having issues with renderd service. One of them is that after each server restart this folder is beeing deleted by unknown reasons. If I run below command after server restart
it shows following output:
When I check Then again I repeat following commands:
and folder is there again. Just in case I am reloading apache with:
Then comes my second problem. If I run the service in the foreground it looks like starting ok - below is an extract after execution (in fact there are about 82 warning for "unable to find face-name" - I have no idea whether this is a problem).
After ctrl+c I am starting the service with:
According to the manual it should return “[ ok ] Starting renderd (via systemctl): renderd.service.”, but this does not happen and only # stays. When I type exit following appears:
Then if I run again
it shows the same error message as in the beginning of my question.
Interesting is that the time above is the time of executing Exit and not the time of service start attempt. One other thing that can put some light on my problem. When I try to set server to pre-render tiles with
following error output is received (the command is taken from another tutorial):
Folder "/var/run/renderd" and file "renderd.sock" exist. What could be wrong with my configuration and where I could possibly search for the problem? I would be very happy for some thoughts and suggestions. Thank you in advance! asked 24 Mar '18, 17:24 idenchev |
Hello, The author of question is answering himself. I was not able to find a solution to my problem when using the OSM server installation guide in switch2osm site. Then I found another description for building OSM server on following link: ircama.github.io/osm-carto-tutorials. It is much more detailed, the steps and settings are more and the approach is some kind different, but the result is successfully comissioned OSM server without any truobles. It is a really great description. It is pity that the author name is not mentioned, so that to congratulate him/her with name. answered 25 Mar '18, 22:17 idenchev I've accepted your answer on your behalf - hope you don't mind. One question though - what, actually, was the solution to the problem? What fixed (presumably) the access rights that allowed /var/run/renderd to be created?
(25 Mar '18, 22:48)
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