[mapserver-users] Installing MapServer on existing Apache/PHP/MySQL on Linux?
kreshna_iceheart at yahoo.com
kreshna_iceheart at yahoo.com
Sun Mar 29 22:04:08 PDT 2009
> No, no; no need for that. MapServer is a simple CGI
> program, so if your Apache has support for CGI programs
> you're good to go. And while support for CGI can be
> disabled, it's probably enabled.
I see! Thanks! Duh.
> I've done it a few hundred times (literally) and am glad to
> share tips. Feel free to email me directly with questions,
> but change the subject so it doesn't get caught by my
> filters.
Thanks.
> Step 1: Have you installed the prerequisites? GDAL/OGR and
> PROJ4 are not strictly required, but if you want to do
> anything about reprojecting data or using something other
> than shapefiles and TIFFs, they're strongly recommended.
No. This is a simple web map application, but I think I'll install the prerequisite just in case.
> Step 2: Download and build the source. Download the tar.gz
> file from mapserver.org, extract it, run ./configure with
> flags for whatever features you want, and then "make" Then
> copy the files into place.
>
> Step 3: Point a browser at /cgi/bin/mapserv and expect an
> error message from having not supplied enough query params.
> At that point, you're ready.
Thanks for the tips, Greg. :-)
Kind regards,
-Kresh
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