Yeah I'll bug Andrea about getting it linked on the downloads page next
month sometime, bit flat out at work at the moment. 2.1.0 is up though =)
Link: https://bitbucket.org/adonm/geoserver/downloads
<https://bitbucket.org/adonm/geoserver/downloads>Note I have to stick a
check in the stop script so "restart geoserver" works properly - at the
moment it restarts too quickly and just ends up stopping - again on the
todo list.
Cheers,
Adon
On 13 May 2011 07:38, Rudi Hochmeister <rudi.hochmeister@gmail.com
<mailto:rudi.hochmeister@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi, I installed your package and got geoserver running, nice work.
Maybe you can cooperate with geoserver-team, so one day there will
be a uptodate binary .deb package on the geoserver download page per
default.
Am 2011-05-12 02:34, schrieb Adon Metcalfe:
Slightly unrelated but when I packaged it I isolated geoserver & its
binary (its much easier to manage in its own jetty instance in
terms of
memory limits & sun java home etc)
The unofficial package was built just using the binaries for 2.1rc5,
though I know it doesn't meet debian packaging standards.
See: https://bitbucket.org/adonm/geoserver/
Email I sent to geoserver-users
Hi All,
I packaged geoserver 2.1-RC5 with java advanced imaging for
ubuntu/debian, only tested on Ubuntu 10.04 but should work
on any
debian based release that has sun-java6-jdk and upstart. The
source
is available on my bitbucket account
(https://bitbucket.org/adonm/geoserver), run 'make' in the
cloned
repository to build the deb. Plain deb (~64MB) will also be
available for download on same bitbucket site once my sluggish
connection gets it uploaded.
Note that its just the binary distribution setup to run nice
=), all
the environment variables are configurable in
'/etc/default/geoserver' (e.g. port, jvm memory settings/other
options, geoserver home, geoserver data dir)
Geoserver home defaults to /opt/geoserver
Data dir defaults to /var/local/geoserver and is preserved
across
upgrades along with conf in /etc/default/geoserver
Log file in data_dir/logs/geoserver.log is symlinked to
/var/log/geoserver.log
I'll try and keep it at least within a month of the latest
release
as we use it quite heavily at work (Western Australia govt)
Kind Regards,
Adon
On 12 May 2011 08:12, Rudi Hochmeister
<rudi.hochmeister@gmail.com <mailto:rudi.hochmeister@gmail.com>
<mailto:rudi.hochmeister@gmail.com
<mailto:rudi.hochmeister@gmail.com>>> wrote:
Hi,
a)Since geoserver is dependent on geotools, would it make
sense to
package geotools separate and make geoserver use this package?
New versions are often released together from developer.
A problem would be uDig, since it often comes with an older
geotools
version, which could make it necessary to have different
versions of
geotools installed in parrallel
b)Do the sources in debian package only have to be
compileable and
provide already compiled binaries in binary debian package.
Or has the binary debian package to be build from source debian
package which involves integration of a maven build system
(which
seems to be a lot work, as far as I know by now).
cheers
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