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[rails.git] / db / README

diff --git a/db/README b/db/README
index d89a67bfb8bfb0603aac985e4dbd5295a3deff66..db4f5c20ea23b4e6afa25259087e1556d83bd73b 100644 (file)
--- a/db/README
+++ b/db/README
@@ -7,10 +7,13 @@ openstreetmap
 
 You may create it with your preferable client or run next (linux) command:
 
 
 You may create it with your preferable client or run next (linux) command:
 

-$ mysqladmin -u <uid> -p create openstreetmap
+$ mysql -u <uid> -p

 
 (change <uid> with appropriate username of administrative user eg. root )
 
 
 (change <uid> with appropriate username of administrative user eg. root )
 

+> create database openstreetmap default character set utf8;
+> exit
+

 Creating user, password, and access rights
 ============================================
 
 Creating user, password, and access rights
 ============================================
 


@@ -22,24 +25,24 @@ $ mysql -u <uid> -p
 > flush privileges;
 > exit
 
 > flush privileges;
 > exit
 

-Creating functions
-====================
+Creating functions For MySQL
+==============================

 
 Run this command in the db/functions directory:
 
 
 Run this command in the db/functions directory:
 

-$ make
-
-The above command should work for linux and most other Unix systems
-that use ELF shared objects. For MacOS X you will need to do:
+$ make libmyosm.so

 
 

-$ make libquadtile.dylib
+You might also need to install:
+- mysql client development libraries:  $ sudo apt-get install libmysqlclient16-dev 
+- ruby development libraries:          $ sudo apt-get install ruby1.8-dev
+for build to succeed.

 
 Make sure the db/functions directory is on the MySQL server's library
 
 Make sure the db/functions directory is on the MySQL server's library

-path and restart the MySQL server. On linux the easiest way to do this
-is to create /etc/ld.so.conf.d/osm.conf and place the path to the
-db/functions directory in it and then run the following command as root:
+path and restart the MySQL server. 

 
 

-$ ldconfig
+On Linux the easiest way to do this is to create /etc/ld.so.conf.d/osm.conf, and place the path to the db/functions directory in it and then run the ldconfig command as root.
+
+On OS X: sudo ln -s /path_to_your_osm_install/sites/rails_port/db/functions/libmyosm.so /usr/local/lib/libmyosm.so

 
 Now create the functions as follows:
 
 
 Now create the functions as follows:
 


@@ -47,13 +50,30 @@ $ mysql -u <uid> -p openstreetmap
 
 (change <uid> with appropriate username of administrative user eg. root )
 
 
 (change <uid> with appropriate username of administrative user eg. root )
 

-> create function tile_for_point returns integer soname 'libquadtile.so';
+> create function tile_for_point returns integer soname 'libmyosm.so';
+> create function maptile_for_point returns integer soname 'libmyosm.so';

 > exit
 
 > exit
 

-or, for MacOS X:
+Creating functions for PgSQL
+==============================

 
 

-> create function tile_for_point returns integer soname 'libquadtile.dylib';
-> exit
+Run this command in the db/functions directory:
+
+$ make libpgosm.so
+
+You might also need to install:
+- postgresql development libraries:    $ sudo apt-get install postgresql-server-dev-8.3
+- ruby development libraries:          $ sudo apt-get install ruby1.8-dev
+for build to succeed.
+
+Now create the function as follows:
+
+$ psql openstreetmap
+(This may need authentication or a -u <dbowneruid>)
+
+> CREATE FUNCTION maptile_for_point(int8, int8, int4) RETURNS int4 
+  AS '/path/to/rails-port/db/functions/libpgosm.so', 'maptile_for_point'
+  LANGUAGE C STRICT;

 
 Creating database skeleton tables
 ===================================
 
 Creating database skeleton tables
 ===================================


@@ -63,3 +83,7 @@ Run this command from the root of your rails directory:
 $ rake db:migrate
 
 This will create the db for you
 $ rake db:migrate
 
 This will create the db for you

+
+You will need to make sure the database connection is configured in database.yml in config directory
+You might start with example configuration provided: 
+$ cp config/mysql.example.database.yml config/database.yml