Re: [mapserver-users] ovr and mapserver

...sorry here, but in the GDAL GTiff format page ("Overviews" section) I couldn't see hints to whether MapServer automatically makes use of external .ovr overviews when present :) Aneta, which where your final conclusions? Thanks -Piero -- View this message in context:

Re: [mapserver-users] Using IMAGECOLOR to create a transparency mask

SELF-RESPONSE: what I was *really* looking for is the LAYER::*OFFSITE* parameter. :DDD OFFSITE [r] [g] [b] Sets the color index to treat as transparent for raster layers. References: - http://osgeo-org.1560.x6.nabble.com/transparent-Geotiff-tp3776812p3776818.html -

Re: [mapserver-users] Problem with Transparency and IMAGECOLOR

SELF-RESPONSE: what I was *really* looking for is the LAYER::OFFSITE parameter. :DDD OFFSITE [r] [g] [b] Sets the color index to treat as transparent for raster layers. References: - http://osgeo-org.1560.x6.nabble.com/transparent-Geotiff-tp3776812p3776818.html -

Re: [mapserver-users] Using IMAGECOLOR to create a transparency mask

That is not working for me unfortunately. My input file is an already warped image (a TIFF file), but I am not able to tell MapServer that a certain input color should be delivered as transparent. I am trying any possible combination of output format and format drivers. Is it really possible to

Re: [mapserver-users] Problem with Transparency and IMAGECOLOR

That is not working for me unfortunately. I have seen several different approaches, with any sort of format and format driver (even by setting TRANSPARENT to OFF with RGBA modes -- link ). I

Re: [mapserver-users] WMS server error. Invalid layer(s) given in the LAYERS parameter.

Three years later... Just wanting to trace that I was having the same "oh-Lord-WHY" problem with WMS layers in MapServer (via MapProxy this time), and it ended up being a miserable white-space in the my list of LAYERS. It would be a tiny little UX improvement if the blaming layer(s) could be