Richard Fairhurst

Brilliant! Glad it works. Let me know what your changes were - it might be helpful for others.

Whatever the Apache config file is for the virtual host (site) you're deploying. For example, `/etc/apache2/sites-available/my.tile.server.com.conf`. You would typically put the directives within the `` unit of that file.

Mine looks like this (with paths/domains obfuscated): ````apache DocumentRoot "/srv/tile.my.server" ServerName tile.my.server allow from all Options None Require all granted Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*" MbtilesEnabled true MbtilesAdd dem /data/relief/dem.mbtiles MbtilesAdd...

Using the Maplibre GL JS library.

Not quite sure what you mean? You don't define any layers in mod_mbtiles - it simply serves out the .mbtiles file (containing vector tiles) that you point it at. Layers...

mod_mbtiles just serves vector tiles from an mbtiles. Nothing else. It doesn't generate or serve tilejson documents or anything like that. You either need to specify the location of your...

Could you confirm where you downloaded brazil-latest.osm.pbf and if you’ve processed it at all before running tilemaker? Are you running the latest code checked out from git, or the 3.0...

Interesting question! If (say) Maplibre JS displays the attribution metadata by default then, yes, we should - I hadn't realised it does that. It should just be a matter of...

That's great. I'd be very happy to receive a PR for this or failing that I'll look at it when I get the proverbial spare minute.

No - the `/metadata` call is just something that the Ruby server provides as a convenience for the web client to automatically zoom to the right level; it's not something...