Re: [mapserver-users] MapCache - A way to delete a whole zoom level ?

Hi Alan, I tried the mapcache_seed with delete mode as in your example but it still doesn't work :( Ludovic -- View this message in context: http://osgeo-org.1560.n6.nabble.com/MapCache-A-way-to-delete-a-whole-zoom-level-tp4978491p4978902.html Sent from the Mapserver - User mailing list archive

Re: [mapserver-users] MapCache - A way to delete a whole zoom level ?

How can it doesn't work? Any error output? Have you checked the directory of the zoom level? Alan On 12-06-04 03:52 AM, Ludovic Gnemmi wrote: Hi Alan, I tried the mapcache_seed with delete mode as in your example but it still doesn't work :( Ludovic -- View this message in context:

Re: [mapserver-users] MapCache - A way to delete a whole zoom level ?

Hi Alan, I'm using Berkeley DB cache type so i haven't any directory. No errors. I'v just checked my bdb.db file which still has the same size :( Ludovic -- View this message in context: http://osgeo-org.1560.n6.nabble.com/MapCache-A-way-to-delete-a-whole-zoom-level-tp4978491p4978968.html

Re: [mapserver-users] MapCache - A way to delete a whole zoom level ?

Hi, Just guessing without knowing anything about Berkeley DB, but if it is like other databases it would probably need vacuuming after delete before it really frees any disk space. And if you do mass delete and Berkeley DB behaves even closely similarly than SQLite, vacuuming may be extremely

Re: [mapserver-users] MapCache - A way to delete a whole zoom level ?

Ludovic' problem is that he is out of disk space so that is probably not going to work for him. If he can not free some space to start with it is likely he will have to delete the whole cache. Ludovic, You might want to write an enhancement request to mapcache, that requests each zoom level

[mapserver-users] Shift of half a pixel

Hi all, We are trying to get VHR satellite imagery to run as a WMS in different GIS clients. When we compare the original image (we tried different formats, tif, ecw, virtual formats etc.) to the hosted image we see a shift in the pixels. Looks like a minor warp or transform. We are

Re: [mapserver-users] MapCache - A way to delete a whole zoom level ?

Hi Steve, I tried to save some space (80 Mo) before running tile_seeder but it still has no effect. Otherwise you are right: one db file per zoom level would be a great enhancement. I've submitted a new request. Ludovic -- View this message in context:

[mapserver-users] Not sure how to debug or fix -image not being produced due to msCalculateScale(): General error message

Hello, I received a report that a GeoMOOSE / Mapserver web mapping application http://geomoose.lyonco.org/MurrayMoose/ is creating pink tiles when zoomed out. I found out that the user has a very large monitor, so I thought that I may have forgot to set the MAP MAXSIZE parameter. That was

[mapserver-users] 6.0.2 International Dateline Layer with HATCHED Symbol Causes Hanging Processes

Hello, I'm experiencing very odd behavior that wasn't in previous versions of Mapserver i used such as 5.7. The problem is certain layer geometry and symbol combinations ( only 1 i can identify so far ) cause mapserver processes to spike at 100% and hang for a long time ( 60 minutes ). I've

Re: [mapserver-users] Not sure how to debug or fix -image not being produced due to msCalculateScale(): General error message

Mark, I just tried from my work station and turned everything off except the Boundary and base layer. I zoomed in and out with no problems using a hi res screen. Could the problem have been a momentary thing, or is the user still seeing the pink tiles? There may be a permissions problem

Re: [mapserver-users] Not sure how to debug or fix -image not being produced due to msCalculateScale(): General error message

Mark, Could this be a timeout issue? What happens if the user right clicks on the pink tile in FF and selects View Image? or Reload Image? Do you have some kind of max memory limit or ulimit set? Or a long running process killer? -Steve W On 6/4/2012 12:14 PM, Mark Volz wrote: Hello, I

[mapserver-users] Failed to open map file error

I'm trying to migrate an application which now uses MapServer 6.0.2, from 6.0.1. I understand this should be seamless, but I am having problems with a query, the FireBug error says it cannot open the map file. Here are the lines of code triggering the error:

Re: [mapserver-users] Failed to open map file error

Bob, What disk drive its it on? C:, D:, E:, etc Different on the two machines? -Steve W On 6/4/2012 1:11 PM, Bistrais, Bob wrote: I’m trying to migrate an application which now uses MapServer 6.0.2, from 6.0.1. I understand this should be seamless, but I am having problems with a query, the

[mapserver-users] GetStyles SLD does not include Opacity value

Hello everyone, I have a Map file with a polygon layer that has an OPACITY value of 20 defined as: I see a correctly opaque display when I do a GetMap or a GetLegendGraphic, so I know the OPACITY value is set properly. However, when I perform a GetStyles request, the returned SLD doesn't include

Re: [mapserver-users] multiple query layers

If you're not using queryable layers with STATUS DEFAULT then you can just use the normal layer or layers parameter. Of course the workaround mentioned in the referenced ticket is still valid. Steve From: mapserver-users-boun...@lists.osgeo.org [mailto:mapserver-users-boun...@lists.osgeo.org]

Re: [mapserver-users] Shift of half a pixel

What version are you talking about? How do you know there is a shift? That is, what is your reference? Is it possible there's a difference in the bounding box model? For WMS the bbox represents the outside dimensions of the pixels in an image. Steve Note: MapServer uses a pixel center bbox

Re: [mapserver-users] GetStyles SLD does not include Opacity value

Are we missing a few things like the response and the mapfile snippet? Also are you talking layer opacity or style opacity? Steve -Original Message- From: mapserver-users-boun...@lists.osgeo.org [mailto:mapserver-users-boun...@lists.osgeo.org] On Behalf Of myOpenLayersUName Sent: