Yeah, np. My repo only aims for mapserver development. Geobox installs a
lot more stuff, which is not really needed for our stuff.
Alan
On 14-01-10 02:44 PM, Jay L. wrote:
Have you also seen the geobox environment?
https://github.com/zhm/geobox
The install fails as the links to postgres configs are outdated (GiST
URL changes) Alan, if you have no issue, I might fork geobox and swap
in your PostGreSQL lines to get geobox back up and running. I think
it is easier to share with beginning users that the OSGEO live CD.
On Fri, Jan 10, 2014 at 11:41 AM, Alan Boudreault
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
The github: https://github.com/aboudreault/mapserver_dev-cookbook
Note that I started to upgrade the environment to be compatible
with the latest vagrant. I will also update the README file in the
repo since the procedure will be easier (since a few things I was
using have been directly integrated as vagrant plugin).
I plan to finish this during the next week.
Alan
On 14-01-10 01:36 PM, Daniel Morissette wrote:
On 14-01-10 1:23 PM, Jay L. wrote:
Success. Ivan, I used your ./configure flags - stock was also not
working on this VM.
I wonder if the dev. community is large enough to warrant storing a
lightweight Vagrant box image somewhere.
Talking of Vagrant, FYI about a year ago Alan Boudreault wrote a
set of Vagrant and Chef recipes to automate the setup of a
MapServer dev environment (which includes GDAL as a dependency).
The recipes are a bit old already, but it may be a good starting
point for automating the setup of a GDAL dev environment.
If you're interested, see:
http://www.alanb.ca/blog/2013/03/09/setup-a-mapserver-development-environment-with-vagrant-and-chef/
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