Le mardi 09 août 2011 08:25:45, Steve Lime a écrit :
The next significant MapServer release would be dubbed MapServer
Suite and would contain all project components, that is, MapServer
CGI, MapServer MapScript, MapServer TinyOWS and MapServer MapCache.
The PSC is excited about the
On 08/09/2011 13:23, Julien Cigar wrote:
Hello,
I'm using SLD with a TextSymbolizer section for labeling my polygons
(this is what I have at the moment http://www.pastie.org/2344427). It
works well except that I miss the MINDISTANCE of the LABEL section and
wondered if there is a way to do it
Hi David,
I enabled debugging using the following settings:
CONFIG MS_ERRORFILE /home/bhempen/ms_error.txt
DEBUG 5
CONFIG CPL_DEBUG ON
CONFIG PROJ_DEBUG ON
The only line that shows up after I got an error 500 using the spatial
filter is:
[Wed Aug 10 14:30:46 2011].451858 CGI
Perhaps the problem comes from the HTTP server (wrong (Fast)CGI config,
...) ? Take a look at your your error.log
On 08/10/2011 14:35, Bryan Hempen wrote:
Hi David,
I enabled debugging using the following settings:
CONFIG MS_ERRORFILE /home/bhempen/ms_error.txt
DEBUG 5
CONFIG
Hi,
HTTP error code 500 means: Internal Server error and is usually reported when
the (F)CGI process dies. Probably a simple NULL pointer dereference due to a
missing check which results in a segmentation fault... Ever tried the thing
with shp2img? If this also segfaults try recompiling with
Looks like you checked the Apache error_log. With the config that you
quoted, you should find the debug info in /home/bhempen/ms_error.txt.
On 11-08-10 08:35 AM, Bryan Hempen wrote:
Hi David,
I enabled debugging using the following settings:
CONFIG MS_ERRORFILE
Hi,
since a couple of days we try visualize data from a postgis database using
mapserver and openlayers. As far as we know is our postgis data in EPSG:25832
and our mapfile for mapserver looks like this:
http://dpaste.com/hold/591626/
Now we have created an index.html containing the following
Dear Michael
You need to tell OL which projection to request in within the map object. This
is how I do it:
var mapoptions = {
maxExtent: new OpenLayers.Bounds(773500, 4555450, 2602100, 6384050),
units: 'm',
projection: EPSG:2193,
};
map = new OpenLayers.Map(
