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IIIFSetup

Servers

IIPImage

IIP Image is the best option, but for IIIF support you need 1.0 or later. As of the time of this writing, 1.0 is not available via apt-get on Ubuntu 14.

RAIS

UO's own RAIS can be installed from source without too much trouble. It isn't as performant as IIP, and requires Go to install, but works well for dev.

(It also requires the imagemagick "magickcore" libraries, but you should have installed these as a prerequisite to vips)

On Ubuntu 14:

# Install Go
sudo apt install golang

# Install RAIS
GOPATH=$HOME/go go get -u github.com/uoregon-libraries/rais-image-server/cmd/rais-server

# Run it locally - replace "PYRAMIDAL_LOC" with the path to pyramidal TIFFs;
# e.g., "/home/jechols/oregondigital_2/media/pyramidal"
~/go/bin/rais-server --address=":8080" --iiif-url="http://localhost:8080/images/iiif" --tile-path="PYRAMIDAL_LOC"

Note that the --iiif-url MUST reflect precisely what you have in your config, in order for the info.json response to direct openseadragon properly.

Config

Change the config file to point to whatever server you've chosen. For RAIS, for instance, you'd need to edit settings/development.local.yml and set openseadragon's iiif_server value to http://localhost:8080/images/iiif (assuming settings.yml doesn't have what you want).