I am experiencing an issue with Tilestream. I have made a web app and wish to publish some mbtile-maps using Tilestream. I installed OSGeoLive Ubuntu as a virtual machine on a windows 7 pc.
I have installed Tilestream according to the instructions in the readme. When I start the server it displays in the Terminal that the server has started with port 8888. But when I navigate to http://localhost:8888/map/, I get the following error message, which also shows up in the Terminal.
I redid all the installation steps including the alternate installation procedure, but to no avail. I did notice an error message when executing the "sudo apt-get update" command in Terminal. This may have to do with it. See below:
I hope someone can shed some light. Please indicate if you need more information, because before today I had no experience with Ubuntu so I am still a bit in the dark regarding working with the terminal.
EDIT: I also installed Expresso for testing, like the readme suggested. Running the test yields that all test returns are failed (31 test returns). Perhaps this also has to do with it.
Hello,
I am experiencing an issue with Tilestream. I have made a web app and wish to publish some mbtile-maps using Tilestream. I installed OSGeoLive Ubuntu as a virtual machine on a windows 7 pc.
I have installed Tilestream according to the instructions in the readme. When I start the server it displays in the Terminal that the server has started with port 8888. But when I navigate to http://localhost:8888/map/, I get the following error message, which also shows up in the Terminal.
I redid all the installation steps including the alternate installation procedure, but to no avail. I did notice an error message when executing the "sudo apt-get update" command in Terminal. This may have to do with it. See below:
I hope someone can shed some light. Please indicate if you need more information, because before today I had no experience with Ubuntu so I am still a bit in the dark regarding working with the terminal.
EDIT: I also installed Expresso for testing, like the readme suggested. Running the test yields that all test returns are failed (31 test returns). Perhaps this also has to do with it.