Hi there. I used gdalwarp to warp one of the zones into the spatial reference
system of the other, and everything lined up. The only issue now is that
each image seems tilted, and so there is a lot of black space on the warped
pyramid.
Is there any way to prevent this from happening?
Hello. I have a large raster mosaic and it is currently split into two zones.
UTM 10N and UTM 11N (Northern and Southern California). Currently, when I
use gdal_retile, the two zones sit next to each other. Is there some way I
can tile things so that the zones are on top of each other, and the
Thanks for the reply. Would it make more sense to create two pyramids and
then show two layers at the same time in mapserver?
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Thanks for the reply Frank. I adjusted the EXTENT, but still no go. The weird
thing though is that when I use a PNG of the same image, things work great.
I can't get any TIF, no matter how large or how small to work.
In fact I tested a 200MB GeoTiff and Mapserver immediately spit out a white
Frank, I take it back. It was the extent. I modified the extent and things
are good. I was confused because I had some bogus coordinates in my URL
request to the mapserver CGI, but using shp2img I was able to debug it.
So far the MapServer community seems pretty nice!
Thanks again,
Aaron
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Hello. I am new to MapServer and I am having some trouble. I've got a sample
MAP file that I created from some examples (and modified based on this
thread:
http://osgeo-org.1803224.n2.nabble.com/Cannot-display-raster-MS4W-shows-white-rectangle-instead-td4996020.html)
however, I am still getting
