Thanks for the feedback all,
Lets stick with your advise and keep tinyows and mapserver as 2 projects.

On 09/02/14 03:02, Steve Lime wrote:
With two distinct user groups I'd stick w/separate.

Steve

On Monday, February 3, 2014, Cameron Shorter <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    On 03/02/14 22:27, Olivier Courtin wrote:

        On Feb 1, 2014, at 9:14 PM, Cameron Shorter wrote:

        Cameron,

            I'd be interested to hear you expand upon your thoughts.

        There's somehow two kind of community users for  TinyOWS:

          - First one is tied to MapServer, and as you mentionned,
            aim is to have a full OGC Web Service implementation
            (WMS + WFS-T + TMS).  So MapServer Suite.
            - Second community is more linked with QGIS usage,
           and only care about WFS-T. So only need PostGIS + TinyOWS.


        So from my point of view, there's a gain to simplify installation
        process, in Live Demo for the MapServer Suite users,
        as long as you keep  it simple too, for those who don't really
        need MapServer.



        HTH,

        O.

    Thanks for the clarification Olivier.
    For the install scripts, I'd be comfortable with the
    install_mapserver.sh script to call the install_tinyows.sh script,
    which I think addresses your point about having an installation
    process for QGIS users.

    Would it make sense to merge the Mapserver / TinyOWS docs? Or
    should they remain separate?

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