routino for Debian
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routino is a set of applications for finding a route based on topographical
information from OpenStreetMap and creating the underlying database files.
The router application itself has been renamed from 'router' to
'routino-router'. The other programs (planetsplitter, filedumpeŗ and
tagmodifier) has remained its name.

routino has been split into two packages:

routino:
  containing the command line programs
routino-www:
  containing the web interface

The web interface can be reached under http://localhost/routino
It requires the two directories /var/lib/routino/data and
/var/lib/routino/results. Both are created during installation of
routino-www. /var/lib/routino/data must contain the four database
files: nodes.mem, relations.mem, segments.mem and ways.mem previously
created by planetsplitter. 
Results of the router when called by the web frontend are stored in
/var/lib/routino/results. This directory is cleared from old files
by a cron job weekly.

There has been various changes in the format of the data files which
makes data files build for previous versions of routino unusable for
newer versions of routino. So, make sure to always have recent set
of data files compatible to the installed version of routino. If
unsure consult the web page of routino for detailed information.

 -- Uwe Steinmann <steinm@debian.org>, Tue, 22 Apr 2014 8:03:52 +0200