I have a GS instance with ~30,000 raster layers. I want to remove about
5,000 layers. I also would like to remove the tile cache for most of
the layers and just let these tiles re-seed on on as-needed basis. Do I
need to do this with REST, or can I just delete a bunch of directories
in the g
BEN, THANK YOU!!!
I uninstalled and installed again, now I'm able to open the geoserver admin
page.
Thank you so much.
Advance Happy New Year!
Best regards,
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Nan Ding
At 2016-12-30 10:59:07, "Ben Caradoc-Davies" wrote:
>Please uninstall both versions of GeoServer and ensure that th
Thank you Ben!
I downloaded geoserver-2.10.1 and installed it first and it did not work. I was
thinking maybe the version is a little bit out of date, so I download
geoserver-2.8.5 and install it again without uninstalling the 2.10.1 version.
But in the [program files (x86)] folder, I only see
Yes...version the JRE that I installed is 1.8.0_112...
Thank you.
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Nan Ding
在 2016-12-29 23:36:47，"Mark Prins [via OSGeo.org]"
写道：
On 28-12-16 22:14, Ben Caradoc-Davies wrote:
> Why the GeoServer startup failure affects only the original reporter, I
> do not know. Some sort of classpat
Hi Michele,
both things can be currently done via the REST API (direct modification of
the file system is also possible, but
I would not waste time on it as the configuration storage format can change
over time).
They could be added to the UI too, if you want to put in the developer time
to make i
Hi all.
After a while that I'm using Geoserver, I think that it lacks a basic
feature in the Layer Settings page. In the Data tab, while it's possible
to see the column of the table that the layer refers to, it's not
possible to view the database table name used as source for the layer
itself.
