I’m using Geoserver 2.1-RC4 on Ubuntu Linux 12.04 server LTS (I have installed ubuntu-desktop, so I can RDP and access Geoserver on a web browser). I placed it at ‘/opt’ and ran its startup.sh (as root). When I access my web app from a remote PC it was working fine. But after disconnecting from the remote server (closing the remote desktop viewer on Ubuntu on my local PC), It stops rendering maps. but I can see the server is still running. After that it never renders the maps thought I reboot Geoserver or the remote server (I’m using windows Azure).
My application works perfect on my local PC. (FYI: my application renders a layer group. The layer group contains a view which takes a parameter set from the application.)
I have less experience with Geoserver and I’m in need of help. please be kind to reply on this matter, it will save my life if someone can provide me a tutorial about setting geoserver in a ubuntu linux(12.04) web server (production environment).
Best Regards,
Dushan NIwantha Basnayake
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Hi Dushan
First, some hints are here
http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/production/index.html
I assume that your startup.sh is started as a child process of your RDP session and as a consequence, it is destroyed after terminating your RDP
session.
Try the following 2 commands:
startup.sh &
disown %1
The first commands starts geoserver in the background, the second one breaks the parent child relationship and you can close your RDP session.
Hope that helps
Christian
Zitat von Dushan Niwantha <dushan888@anonymised.com>:
I'm using Geoserver 2.1-RC4 on Ubuntu Linux 12.04 server LTS (I have
installed ubuntu-desktop, so I can RDP and access Geoserver on a web
browser). I placed it at '/opt' and ran its startup.sh (as root). When I
access my web app from a remote PC it was working fine. But after
disconnecting from the remote server (closing the remote desktop viewer on
Ubuntu on my local PC), It stops rendering maps. but I can see the server
is still running. After that it never renders the maps thought I reboot
Geoserver or the remote server (I'm using windows Azure).
My application works perfect on my local PC. (FYI: my application renders a
layer group. The layer group contains a view which takes a parameter set
from the application.)
I have less experience with Geoserver and* I'm in need of help. please be
kind to reply on this matter, *it will save my life if someone can provide
me* *a* tutorial about setting geoserver in a ubuntu linux(12.04) web
server (production environment). *
Best Regards,
Dushan NIwantha Basnayake
--
Me on Web
http://dushan888.wordpress.com
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/dushan-basnayake/18/9a7/8b9
http://www.twitter.com/Dushi
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