This has worked on Ubuntu 16.04 with golang 1.10. This works in conjunction with nakshadb-tiler.

• sudo apt install zip
• sudo apt install postgresql-9.5 postgresql-9.5-postgis-2.2
• sudo apt install supervisor
• sudo apt install apache2
• sudo apt install gdal-bin
• If you are installing from source, download golang 1.10

Edit /etc/postgresql/9.5/main/pg_hba.conf Search for line(s) that look like:

# "local" is for Unix domain socket connections only
local   all             all                                     peer

Replace 'peer' with 'md5'. Save and exit. Restart postgresql service with sudo service postgresql restart

Assumes that the directories containing the naksha server and naksha tiler code are under the same parent directory. Something like naksha server is at ~/naksha/server/ and the naksha tiler is at ~/naksha/tiler/ To install from source, you can either clone this repository or download the latest tagged source code release. To install from binaries, download the latest tagged binary release. If you are using binary release, move on to the set up section.

• cd /path/to/naksha/server
• export GOPATH=/path/to/naksha/server

Replace

/path/to/naksha/server

with full path to the directory where the source code of naksha server is stored.

• go install github.com/gorilla/sessions
• go install github.com/lib/pq
• go install golang.org/x/crypto/bcrypt
• go build -o bin/adduser cmd/adduser/adduser.go
• go build -o bin/delete_old_exports cmd/delete_old_exports/delete_old_exports.go
• go build -o bin/genconfig cmd/genconfig/genconfig.go
• go build -o bin/importdb cmd/importdb/importdb.go
• go build -o bin/server cmd/server/server.go

Assumes that the go code/binaries are at ~/naksha/server/ and the tiler is at ~/naksha/tiler/. You have to generate the config files and database script. A tool has been provided for that. Keep the following values at hand.

• Domain name (or IP address) from which application will be accessed
• Name of the database in which nakshadb data will be stored
• Need three username/password pairs for database access:
  • Admin user and password
  • Application user and password
  • Api user and password

Database and database users will be created. So, make sure that they do not exist. To generate the config files and database script, run the following commands.

• cd ~/naksha/server
• bin/genconfig

You will be prompted for the above mentioned information. Enter the values as asked for. Following files will be generated and stored in current working directory.

• db.sql
• config.xml
• supervisor.naksha.conf
• apache.vhost.conf

Move config.xml to config directory. mv config.xml config/

• cd ~/naksha/server
• sudo su postgres -c 'psql -f db.sql -b'

• bin/importdb

See the installation instructions on the nakshadb-tiler repository. It is important that you install the naksha tiler before moving on to the next steps. To repeat, assumption is that naksha server is at ~/naksha/server and tiler is at ~/naksha/tiler.

Copy the config file generated in the Generate Config Files step to the supervisor config files directory

• sudo cp supervisor.naksha.conf /etc/supervisor/conf.d/naksha.conf

Restart supervisor with sudo service supervisor restart

Copy the vhost file generated in the Generate Config Files step to the apache vhosts directory

• sudo cp apache.vhost.conf /etc/apache2/sites-available/naksha.conf

Run following commands to enable the required apache modules and to enable the virtual host for naksha server

• sudo a2enmod proxy
• sudo a2enmod proxy_http
• sudo a2enomd proxy_fcgi
• sudo a2ensite naksha.conf
• sudo service apache2 restart

• cd ~/naksha/server
• bin/adduser

You will be asked for your name, desired username and password. Application user account with desired username and password will be generated. Please make note of the username and the password.

Type in the domain name (or the ip address) that you used while generating the config file into the address bar of your browser. Type in the username and password used while creating the Create application user step to login.

Delete the db.sql, supervisor.naksha.conf and apache.vhost.conf in the ~/naksha/server directory.