Hi,
I think the easiest route to get a QGIS server running under a modern
Windows server is through docker. Windows server (2016 and 2019
editions) can run Linux docker containers. There are plenty of Linux
QGIS server docker containers to choose from.
From WIndows 2016 on, docker containers are supported. 2012 doesn't
support them.
Greetings,
Andreas
Am 09.05.19 um 19:12 schrieb Karl Magnus Jönsson:
Hi!
I think the problem is under point 3. No one will do this for free
just for fun. But I think you’ve got a point. One reason for QGIS
success is the easy installation process (on Windows). And I think
QGIS Server have a great potential to be more used if it was easier to
deploy.
So let’s put this in another way. What would it take to make and
maintain a server package that would work on Windows (and other
platforms)? Maybe with Docker or some handy technology. Is it doable?
I think of an installation wizard that would set up an environment
with reasonable defaults like:
·Do you want a spatial database? (some config)
·Do you want QGIS Server? (some config)
·Do you want a caching mechanism? (some config)
·Do you want some of these web clients? (some config)
·Done! Let’s play J
Could there be an interest, proposal or estimation of that?
Regards
*Karl-Magnus**Jönsson*
*Från:*Qgis-user [mailto:qgis-user-boun...@lists.osgeo.org] *För *Mats
Elfström
*Skickat:* den 9 maj 2019 09:16
*Till:* qgis-user
*Ämne:* [Qgis-user] QGIS3 Server on Windows Server and IIS
Hi All!
I have once again made a futile attempt to establish a QGIS Server on
a Windows Server. This time with a twist, I want to use IIS instead of
Apache as web server. These two posts seem to indicate that this is
possible.
https://domasin.github.io/valgrande/qgisserveriis.html
https://github.com/mapserver/mapserver/wiki/Installing-Mapserver-under-IIS-7.n-with-FastCGI
I also second this Stackexchange question which so far is unresponded
to. https://gis.stackexchange.com/q/315932
These are my assumptions:
·I believe that QGIS 3 Server can run on a Windows Server machine
(2012 is my current option)
·I believe that IIS can be the web server for QGIS server.
·I believe that a stable process for this installation can be proven
and documented.
However, available descriptions do not work. In many cases, they
describe specific paths and files which may differ from case to case,
and thus create errors. It would be better if someone who really knows
could describe what needs to be done in general terms, rather than
“copy these files from here to there”.
I will once again extend an offer to provide a solution to this situation.
1.I will, at my own cost, provide full access to a vanilla Windows
2012 Server to perform and fully document a complete QGIS3 LTR desktop
and server installation and configuration, using IIS as web server.
Configuring IIS will be part of this.
2.The offer is open to any individual who can indicate relevant
experience, and for a reasonable amount of time. The documentation
will of course be tested and released as open source and hopefully
also be part of the QGIS3 documentation.
3.My contribution will be the cost for the machine and time for
testing. The applicant will provide his/her time and knowledge.
Applicants please respond to this thread, as I want the effort to be
as open as possible.
Regards, Mats.E
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