I did setup locally a OpenStreetMap Website and a Tile Server, but my OSM Website is getting the tiles from the regular OSM. I would like to know what files I need to change in my OSM Website server in order to make it get the tiles from my local tile server. I tried to search in internet but it isn't clear which files i need to change nether which lines need to be changed. Here follows an image of my tile server, with data of Brazil country.
Here follows what appears in my Rails application, showing that the tiles used by the application are from OSM. Thanks in advance. UPDATE 1: I suspect the file to be changed is the openstreetmap-website/vendor/assets/leaflet/leaflet.osm.js at line 17, because when I overwrite the IP of my tile server over the tile.openstreetmap.org it gave me a gray screen like there were no tile server attached to the app.asked 12 Mar '20, 02:29  carlosguedes edited 12 Mar '20, 20:36 |
2 Answers:
The file that needs to be changed is the openstreetmap-website/vendor/assets/leaflet/leaflet.osm.js exactly in the line 17 which is url: 'https://{s}.tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png', needs to be changed to url: 'https://IP/osm/{z}/{x}/{y}.png', Of course if 'osm' is what you put in renderd.conf URI path. That {s} before IP was the problem.
answered 12 Mar '20, 20:57 carlosguedes |
This search should be a starting point. I guess it's Leaflet you'll want to change. answered 12 Mar '20, 10:58  H_mlet Actually, in other tutorial that I saw (https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/336151/data-is-not-appearing-in-a-local-osm-server-after-applying-changes-to-it) it says to change a line that I only found at OpenLayers folder. And it says to substitute https://a.tile.openstreetmap.org/${z}/${x}/${y}.png but says nothing about https://b.tile.openstreetmap.org/${z}/${x}/${y}.png or https://c.tile.openstreetmap.org/${z}/${x}/${y}.png so it stills confusing. (12 Mar '20, 15:18) carlosguedes |
Glad you found the solution ! I think you can mark your own answer as accepted, so that the question won't stay unsolved.
The {s} resolve to a, b or c, to share the load on different servers, or trick the browser in doing parallel requests.
Regards
Still didn't appeared the option to accept the answer. I think it need to wait some time to be able to accept.
For some reason I can't mark this answer as accepted.