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RENDERD(1) General Commands Manual RENDERD(1)

NAME

renderd - Rendering daemon for rendering OpenStreetMap tiles.

SYNOPSIS

renderd [options]

DESCRIPTION

This manual page documents briefly the renderd command.

renderd is a rendering daemon for map tiles with the mapnik library. It receives render requests on a socket. Renderd queues requests in a number of different queues to manage load while rendering the requests with the mapnik library. By default renderd will start as a daemon. It will log information in the syslog.

OPTIONS

This programs follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below.

Run renderd in the foreground for debugging purposes.
Set the location of the config file used to configure the various parameters of renderd, like the mapnik style sheet. The default is /etc/renderd.conf
Renderd can be used in a distributed fashion across multiple rendering servers. The master renderd handles queuing and passes requests to the slaves. This parameter specifies which of the slave sections of renderd.conf applies to this instance of renderd. The default is to use the master section
Print out a help text for renderd

SEE ALSO

renderd.conf(1),

AUTHOR

renderd was written by Jon Burgess, and other OpenStreetMap project members.

This manual page was written by OpenStreetMap authors.

January 25, 2012