> Just for future reference, where do you get those logs? > Hi, the output comes from a "tcpdump" packet capture using some common parameters, namely the usual ones to specify which interface to bind to, and "-A", which tries to dump packages in ASCII format. Useful for protocolos in plain text, like http.
> BINGO! > > That did it. Strange, seeing how the XML from the server declares > itself to have 1.3.0 capabilities. Is this an issue with QLGT or the > server? > I guess the server indeed supports protocol version 1.3.0, if not, it would most likely complain when asked for that version. What seems to be happening is QLGT (the GDAL libraries to be precise) is not honoring the CRS tag in the XML file, doesn't create the request URL as it should, and so the destination server refuses to respond. Glad it helped, enjoy the maps. You may want to improve, document and sanitize the XML files a bit and then submit them to the list, so the authors can pick them and include in the project's home page, for them to be available right from the "Load Online Map" option, available starting with the latest 1.5.0 version. Cheers. -- Jose Luis Domingo Lopez Linux Registered User #189436 Linux Kubuntu 11.10 (Linux 3.0.0-22-generic-pae)
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