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E.2 GEOS<br />

E.2. GEOS<br />

Note: As of version 0.6, GEOS is a requirement in order to build Q<strong>GIS</strong>.<br />

Q<strong>GIS</strong> uses GEOS to properly fetch features from the the underlying datastore when doing an identify<br />

or select operation. At the time of this writing Q<strong>GIS</strong> 0.8 supports only GEOS 2.x.x.<br />

To install GEOS:<br />

1. Download GEOS source from http://geos.refractions.net (1)<br />

2. Untar GEOS<br />

tar -xzf geos-2.x.x.tar.gz<br />

3. Change to the GEOS source dir<br />

cd geos-2.x.x<br />

4. Follow the instructions in the GEOS README file to complete the installation. Typically the<br />

install goes like this:<br />

./configure<br />

make<br />

sudo make install<br />

E.3. PostgreSQL<br />

Q<strong>GIS</strong> uses the latest features of PostgreSQL. For this reason, version 8.x.x or higher is recommended<br />

with Q<strong>GIS</strong> version 0.8. If you choose to add PostgreSQL you must also install Post<strong>GIS</strong> (see E.4).<br />

Note: The following steps are only necessary when you install PostgreSQL from sources.<br />

GNU/Linux distributions have included the steps below into their package-systems.<br />

Most<br />

1. Download PostgreSQL source from www.postgresql.org (5)<br />

2. Extract the source<br />

tar -xzf postgresql-8.x.x.tar.gz<br />

3. Change to the source directory<br />

cd postgresql-8.x.x<br />

Q<strong>GIS</strong> 0.8 User Guide 96

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