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I used this fork: https://github.com/alex85k/tilemaker It provide .bat to build dependencies needed for tilemaker then another .bat to build tilemaker once dependencies are built. Let me know if you need...

I was not able to display the produced .pbf when I tried this 3 months ago. I did not try again. It could be that I did some thing wrong....

Hi, The 'openmaptiles' are vector tiles, so instead of 2.png, try 2.pbf.

Sorry. Yes you're correct @thomasbrueggemann. Try instead this fork that support pbf: https://github.com/tobinbradley/mbtiles-server The script file is named index.js and it does support pbf.

Thanks @lefuturiste. If i curl the website with one tile request (nginx) or directly the Martin server, I get the same response: **Inside the Martin Server box:** curl -v "http://127.0.0.1:3000/../../15634/13390"...

Thanks @nyurik. I think that is the code section I edited (must be different commits between what is currently in github and last time I pulled the code: few days...

I pulled the latest from github and its same lines u pointed out @nyurik (lines starting at 422). I edited my original post to reflect that line number. @lefuturiste I...

Ideally this should be configurable through the .yaml to avoid editing and rebuilding. GeoServer appears to [use "web.xml" to configures CORS](https://launchcodeeducation.gitbook.io/using-geoserver-with-openlayers/rendering-data-in-openlayers/enabling-cors-in-geoserver).

A string should do it. A default value would be: `access-control-allow-origin: *`. Eventualy one can set their access control to a specific domain. Example: `access-control-allow-origin: https://www.example.com`