OSM on Redhat 8.x.x

0	Installing OS Map Tile server on a Redhat 8.x.x. I keep running into dependency-related issues. Also, I can't seem to find many guides on this. Is this possible? If so, does anyone have a guide or work arounds? osm linux asked 08 Nov '22, 01:45 Soulless_Solo 11●1●1●2 accept rate: 0%

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Presumably you don't mean Redhat 8 from 2002 but actually RHEL 8 from 2022?

If so, this says it's based on Fedora 28 which isn't listed here although Fedora 33 and 34 are.

You have a few options:

Choose a more mainstream distribution for this sort of thing (recent Ubuntu or Debian)
Use something like Docker
Try and build as per Centos 7
Try and build as per Fedora 34

You haven't said what you have tried and what hasn't worked - presumably you're following either the Centos 7 instructions above or the Fedora 34 ones. Whichever you're following that doesn't work, try the other one.

However, you will be able to save yourself an awful lot of pain if you start from Debian 11 or Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, as described here.

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answered 08 Nov '22, 02:05

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Thanks. I have tried Ubuntu 22 and that works fine without a hitch. But the environment I am in will only allow a RHEL 8 or a Windows instance.

(08 Nov '22, 02:09) Soulless_Solo

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