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How to configure GDAL with Proj version 6?
I ended up writing a bootstrap script to configure GDAL 3.0.1 with PROJ 6.2.0, GRASS 7.8.0, GEOS 3.8.0, PostGIS 3.0.0. The order of compilation was: I ended up compiling many of the dependencies which is why the configure command is such a mess. I was testing a bunch of different databases, hence oci, mysql, and postgres (pg).
Where can I find the latest version of PROJ?
I downloaded latest version of proj (proj-6.2.0) and gdal (gdal-3.0.0) installed it in my preferred location using the “classical” way. (in the example below this is $ {HOME}/usr/local). Assuming that the tar ball of the proj-6.2.0 and gdal-3.0.0 are located in the $ {HOME}/Download then below follows the sequence of commands which worked for me.
How to check if GEOS and proj4 are installed?
I’m really new in working with Geospatial Libraries and I was able to install GDAL and PostGIS already. I just wanted to check if I was really able to include the packages GEOS and PROJ4 that is a requirement for PostGIS. What command lines should I type in to check their versions or if they are installed?
Is it possible to install GDAL in Linux?
It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post . Closed 4 years ago. I’m really new in working with Geospatial Libraries and I was able to install GDAL and PostGIS already.
How to build Proj version 6 from GitHub?
I recently and freshly clone the master branch of proj version 6 from github: https://github.com/OSGeo/proj.4 in order to build it: Everything went fine, then: In a second stage, I downloaded gdal from GitHub as well: https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal to build it from its master branch:
Can you install Java on an Ubuntu system?
The java install is not the stock Ubuntu so be careful if you need that functionality. I went through this process myself for a few hours. On the default location of my system an old version of proj was installed, which frustrated the installation of gdal.