Hello,
I've been rebuilding some of my image mosaic layers to use ECW instead of
GeoTiff. Given that the files are different I figured it might be a good idea
to rebuild the shapefile indexes and as such I deleted the old files.
Now, I then restarted the server and it detected that the index was missing. It
therefore correctly sets about creating the shapefile but whilst this happens
the server is unable to load. Given the number of files it seems to be taking a
long time and we noticed that the CPU it uses is tiny. Would I be correct in
assuming that the server is really just running a GDAL process and this is why
it is unable to use more of the available resources?
We do have a lot of unused CPU and RAM at that point.
Secondly, assuming that it is an external process; wouldn't it be better to
just disable the store and continue loading the server?
This would mean that the user can then go and edit the store (which would set
the process running anyway). The advantage being that the server can be used by
the other users whilst the process is running given that it uses so little
resource anyway.
Thanks,
Paul
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