Update users.md

[zstadler]

Attempting to remove a decrease in indentation and a reset of numbering:

[grst]

The table isn't rendered properly here ... maybe you'll need to merge in the current master branch? btw, you can see how the page renders by clicking on "Details" next to the readthedocs check.

[zstadler]

As far as I can see, this branch is based in the latest master. Thanks for the hint about readthedocs!

It seems that this is a limitation of the newly added sphinx_markdown_tables package.

• If there is a blank line before the table, it breaks-out of the indentation and resets its dependent numbering
• If there is no blank line before the table, the table is not recognized as such.

The table seems to be wider than the available space on the readthedocs page, so I tried to convert it into a list. Please let me know what you think.

I'd also like to suggest to split the Running GEOS in a docker container section into two sub-sections: Using Docker and Using Docker Compose. I'd also like to suggest some simplification for the Docker Compose setup.

If that's OK with you, I'll be happy to send a separate PR for that.

[zstadler]

For some reason, the details link for the Read the Docs check show the broken table, although the source code in this PR does not have a table any more.

[grst]

I had some caching issues with RTD before... try Ctrl+F5

[zstadler]

Numbering is now restored:

BTW, on Ubunto 20.04, the documented way to find the IP address of the server is not working well

$ ip route get 1 | awk '{print $NF;exit}'
1001

because

$ ip route get 1
1.0.0.0 via 10.10.10.10 dev eth0 src 10.10.10.21 uid 1001 
    cache 

Please let me know if you want me to change it to this:

$ ip route get 1| sed 's/.* src \([0-9.]*\) .*/\1/;q'
10.10.10.21

[grst]

Please let me know if you want me to change it to this:

Your snippet works on my arch system, too. Feel free to change it :)

[zstadler]

Please let me know if you want me to change it to this:

Your snippet works on my arch system, too. Feel free to change it :)

Done!

[zstadler]

Perhaps the Docker-related sections should be moved under "Installation" instead of "Creating Mapsources"

I would also recommend positioning the simpler Docker Compose approach before the raw Docker approach. IMHO, you may also consider removing the raw Docker approach all together, but I'm biased 🙂 .

[grst]

Perhaps the Docker-related sections should be moved under "Installation" instead of "Creating Mapsources"

Good point, actually, no idea why I put it there.

I would also recommend positioning the simpler Docker Compose approach before the raw Docker approach.

I'm fine with removing it. When I wrote this section I was still very new to docker, but now I'm also using docker-compose for everything.

[grst]

Lgtm, thanks!