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| #2126 | fixed | User "user" not in group "users" on OSGeoLive vmdk | ||
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The user "user" is not a member of the "users" group on the OSGeoLive 12.0 vmdk. This prevents GeoServer from writing to its data directory and causes GeoServer to fail to start. The iso image is not affected by this problem. Workaround is to fix the vmdk with the following one-time procedure: (1) Start a terminal. (2) Run "sudo adduser user users". (3) Apply this change by starting a new desktop session: either restart the virtual machine or log out and log back in (username "user", password "user"). GeoServer should now start normally.
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| #1972 | wontfix | Remove "planet" prefix from OSM data in PostGIS | ||
| Description |
The tables of the OSM data in PostGIS are called like: "planet_osm_line", "planet_osm_point" ... I find this very confusing, because the tables only contain the data for the feature city. (and obviously not of the planet) I suggest to rename these tables. This can easily be done by using the "--prefix" flag from osm2pgsql . This is the corresponding text file in OSGeo-live. I see two possibilities for renaming:
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| #1995 | fixed | Resize of VM window fails | ||
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I started the "vmdk" (OSGeo-live 11.0) file like explained in the documentation. It basically works, but the display resolution is only 800x600 and I cannot change it. I also ticked "Auto-resize Guest display", but it does not help. Strangely, I run OSGeo-live 10.0 with the exact same settings on the same machine. There the automatical resize works. My guest operating system is Ubuntu 16.04. Do you have any idea why my OSGeo-live 11.0 does not want to resize? |
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