I seldom use MS4W. On Windows I’d rather use Conda Python distribution which
comes with GDAL binding for Python (cf. https://gdal.org/download.html#windows).
However four you MS4W installation, you can test this, from the MS4W doc :
https://www.ms4w.com/README_INSTALL.html#gdal-bindings
I think
Bonjour
Given the pathname of your path, it seems that your deployment is on Windows.
Maybe it is because you omitted the .exe suffix at the end of
‘…cgi-bin/mapserv?...’. Try ‘…cgi-bin/mapserv.exe?...’.
Double-check the map path too. It’s always a good idea to double-check.
Good luck
Hello
I have another question about MapServer capabilities. In my technical tests, I
am trying to serve a GeoTiff Float32 with a declared NoData value (i.e.
-3.4028234663852886e+38).
The GeoTiff file resulting from my WCS request transforms the NoData value to
0, which is problematic because 0
Hello
I am new to WCS. While testing WCS 2.0 mode on MapServer 2.18.
I noticed than WCS(1.0/2.0) only supports image mode BYTE, INT16 and FLOAT32 (I
checked in the source mapwcs.cpp and mapwcs20.cpp). There is no support for
FLOAT64.
Is there a specific reason for not supporting that? (GDAL
