solution:
make sure the .rrd and .aux files have exactly the same name as the folders
with the adf files. IE: in ext4 are case sensitive.
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 9:13 AM, Sebastian E. Ovide <
sebastian.ov...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Frank,
>
> I've left those RRD and I suspect that for some reason t
ok, using gdalinfo it looks like my rasters have some problems... I'll
follow up in gdal mailing list..
thanks
g...@mapserver:~$ gdalinfo data/ie/rasters/ie_t02_q200/
Driver: AIG/Arc/Info Binary Grid
Files: data/ie/rasters/ie_t02_q200/
data/ie/rasters/ie_t02_q200/z001014x.adf
data/i
Frank,
I've left those RRD and I suspect that for some reason the pyramids are not
read... In fact the performance is very good for zoomed in views (street
level)... but it is very slow for zoom out views (city level)... and I can
see the IO working very hard...
is there any way to see if MapSer
Sebastian E. Ovide wrote:
Hi Guys,
ESRI Binary grids contains a bunch of adf files and rrd files that I
believe contains pyramids.
Does MapServer needs those rrd files ? the question is because they are
very big !
Sebastian,
Yes, MapServer will take advantage of .rrd overviews for ESRI bi
Hi Guys,
ESRI Binary grids contains a bunch of adf files and rrd files that I believe
contains pyramids.
Does MapServer needs those rrd files ? the question is because they are very
big !
thanks
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Sebastian E. Ovide
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