Thank you!!
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I installed Geoserver on Ubuntu as a WAR in Apache Tomcat. Therefore, there
is no data_dir created. Now I'm searching for a way to backup a workspace
and all it's layers and configuration then restore it on new server. Seems
like I cannot do that without the data_dir. Any idea?
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I'd like to create a new store (because I want to import data from new
database) but all other configuration (layers, styles, caching...etc) I want
it to be the same. My GeoServer is running in Web Archive mode inside of
Tomcat (it has been installed as a WAR)
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Hello there,
My GeoServer is running in Web Archive mode inside of Tomcat (on Linuc
Machine).
I'm trying to change the login password. I found the the encrypted password
here:
/var/lib/tomcat7/webapps/geoserver/data/security/usergroup/default/users.xml
But I don't know how to encrypt the new
apache httpd and tomcat are not connected, and yes, these content are not
secure http://example.org:8080/geoserver
so, do you have a clear instructions on how i can do that? Thanks a lot.
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would this do what i need ?
http://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/security/tutorials/cert/index.html
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I would like to configure GeoServer to work with https instead of http. IS
configuring tomcat as in here
http://tkurek.blogspot.com/2013/07/how-to-secure-tomcat-7-with-ssl-tls.html
would do that?
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GeoServer is running on tomcat and my website is running on apache on the
same server. SSL is already configured on apache but i get the message that
says i have insecure content which i thought they were GeoServer layers. so
now I'm trying to enable SSL for GeoServer but still not sure what's the
Thank you! i did initiate the seed tiles then i replaced wms with
gwc/service/wms in layer requesting in OpenLayers.
ow, how can i tell if it works? do the tiles get refreshed by themselves
without me refreshing the page or what?
and I use WMS to display my points on the map, is there any way to
I have a PostGIS database that gets updated about once every two hours. Since
Geoserver datastore do not do any caching, I was looking for service does
that and i found GeoWebCache REST API
http://geowebcache.org/docs/current/rest/seed.html
from what i understand, its the only option for caching
I installed GeoServer (at tomcat) on two machines, windows (GeoServer 2.1.2)
and ubuntu (GeoServer 2.2.3).
on windows, the timestamp of my data is exactly as it is in my database, but
on ubuntu, it displays [-3 hours] of database timestamp
e.g:
What i get back from GeoServer via WFS request is:
In my app, I use GeoServer to serve my features and OpenLayers as a client.
My data contains dates info in this format: 'yyy-mm-dd hh-mm-ss' but when it
comes from GeoServer, it appears like: 2013-01-08T06:17:37+03:00 !!
How can I change its format?
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I'm implementing an application that uses geoserver deployed on apache
tomcat. and I would like to know if there is a way to handle the broken when
geoserver is hung . displaying a message to user or something like that on
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Thank you so much. nagios locks very useful.
But would you please explain me more how to set a readtime out for your
GeoServer HTTP requests ??
I'm pretty beginner at these stuff.
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simple question: can I work on GeoServer and local PostgreSQL database on my
PC without need for Internet connection ?
would I be able to connect GeoServer to the database and create layers ?
also would I be able to use pgAdmin and postGIS full usage ?
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Thank you all! i did it successfully
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that worked.. thank you
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I'm running GeoServer 2.1 on Ubuntu. I need to create store that connect to
Postgresql on another database server (Ubuntu machine too)
So i cannot assign host to : localhost as usual. but I have no idea how to
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*Imran Rajjad*
Thank you. i could add a store by following this link but it should be on mu
machine. now i need to connect to another machine contains my database.
*geowolf*
So, i do not need to do anything with GeoServer ? just make the database
accept
TCP/IP connection ? and is there any
oh Thanks Imran !
So, i just need to run the database over TCP/IP.
do you have any idea how to do that ?
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Thank you so much. i did install JAIs successfully with sudo command.
but still, when i try to install imageIO files i got: The downloaded file
appeard to be corrupted... Please do not attempt to install this archive
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I will rewrite my post to be more clear.
I need to install GeoServer on Ubuntu 11.10 64 bit.
first, I installed Oracle Java 7 (JRE/JDK) successfully.
then, i thought i need to install JAI and ImageIO (amd 64-bit) from here
http://download.java.net/media/jai/builds/release/1_1_3/
Juan Marin wrote
I've got this working both on 11.10 and 12.04, I don't think Ubuntu
version makes a big difference when it comes to installing. I followed
default instructions
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*excuse me Juan.. were you working on 64 bit ? because these instructions is
for 32 bit i
finally i did it but with these errors :
Cannot create lib/amd64/libmlib_jai.so
Cannot create lib/ext/jai_core.jar
Cannot create lib/ext/jai_codec.jar
Cannot create lib/ext/mlibwrapper
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geowolf wrote
It seems so. Hum... seems like permission issues?
Cheers
Andrea
so.. i have ti Uninstall it or what ?
Imran Rajjad wrote
Are you doing it as ROOT?
regards,
Imran
yes i am
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geowolf wrote
None? Just tried on Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit, Oracle JDK 1.7.0_02,
using jai-1_1_3-lib-linux-amd64-jdk.bin and
jai_imageio-1_1-lib-linux-amd64-jdk.bin,
following the instructions, both got unpacked and installed as expected
Cheers
Andrea
So, do you suggest me to demote my
Luca Morandini-2 wrote
Silly question: are you sure you went to the JDK directory before running
the
bin file ?
its okay.
yes i was on java directory that contains ( jdk / jre )
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I've got this working both on 11.10 and 12.04, I don't think Ubuntu
version makes a big difference when it comes to installing. I followed
default instructions
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using openJDK or sun java ?
would you please provide me that instructions ?
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Stephen V. Mather wrote
I've installed 11.10 64-bit without a hiccup. I typically screw something
up if I go by memory, so I follow the GeoWebCache instructions
(http://geowebcache.org/docs/current/installation/prerequisites/linux.html)
to get Java and Tomcat running and then just add
Many Thanks David!
that really helped me
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I am trying to install GeoServer on Ubuntu - *64bit*
1- i installed Oracle Java 7 successfully.
2- to install JAI and ImageIO for AMD 64-bitby by following:
http://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/production/java.html#installing-native-jai-on-linux
step 2, i got the error: this is not a
Hi all
I would like to move my app from windows server to ubunto
currently (on windows server) i use tomcat (deploying GeoServer) and apache
httpd (for php files)
(I connected them)
I read that configuring proxy.cgi needs apache httpd
I use Tomcat (deploying GeoServer) and Apache httpd serving the php.
i need to configure proxy.cgi
where it should be ? on apache or tomcat ?
another thing,
if i want to serve all my files on apache httpd only. while my geoserver is
on tomcat
what setting i need to do ?
is it kind of proxy ?
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I have a lot of features which make the first load of the map is very slow.
So I thought I need to apply getFeatures by BBOX.
so i can specify a bounding to load a peace of them.
would anyone enplane me how i can do that ?
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Thanks for the hint
but unfortunately i'm using OpenLayers which do not support WPS yet
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Thanks Olle
would you please give me a start on how i could do that ?
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