to pass to configure for the 1.3 series
is --with-pgsql=/path/to/pg_config.
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n/ch02.html for
the new configure parameters).
If that doesn't help then you'll need to post the output of configure
for us to look at.
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v package installs a
lobotomised pg_config which doesn't respond to any of the options
required to build server plugins. Installing the above package will
install a new version along with all of the headers required to support
this.
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Paragon Corporation wrote:
Mark Cave-Ayland,
I forget were we planning on making this a switch option in later versions
of PostGIS? So that you could bring in polygons with unclosed rings and fix
them in the db?
Well the result of the earlier investigation showed that having a switch
will
e
PostgreSQL documentation, or even better, upgrading to a new version of
PostgreSQL. 8.0.3 is old, and won't be supported when 1.4 eventually
pops out of the door.
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easy to modify. Hope you find it helpful.
-Dave
Hmmm this sounds like a shp2pgsql bug, since the escaping behaviours for
COPY output and INSERT output should be different. Dave, could you add
this to the bug tracker?
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, typically the postgres database generated during
installation is used for these kinds of administration tasks.
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ading from 8.2 to 8.3 then a database dump and restore
cycle will be required. And since you're upgrading to a new PostgreSQL
version, make sure that you test your application thoroughly first
before it goes live.
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either 1.3 or trunk.
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art and it appears it's
blank in your SQL above. If you can find the equivalent PROJ.4
description, you should be fine.
BTW I'm quite surprised that PROJ.4 crashes with an empty proj4text -
which version of PostGIS are you using?
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8.3.6 and a re-build of your GiST indices
before spending more time on this...
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Martin Landa wrote:
Hi,
www.postgis.org doesn't seems to work. I get only white page (no HTML code).
Thanks, Martin
Yeah, the guys at Refractions are aware of this. Please bear with them
while they get everything up and running again...
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es. I'd suggest
that you take a look at
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.3/interactive/xfunc-c.html, the PostGIS
codebase, and ask further questions on the PostgreSQL mailing lists.
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Geoserver is
configured to connect to the wrong database (i.e. one which is not
PostGIS-enabled).
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around for the next release.
Does your original error show up if you remove PostGIS and then attempt
to install it again?
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ackword support for the extent function?
thanks!
Giri
Hi Giri,
There has been talk of removing the old non-ST prefix functions from
PostGIS, but so far this hasn't happened. Perhaps you need to check your
installation?
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server headers? You can do this with:
aptitude install postgresql-server-dev-8.1
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-c "SELECT version();"
If there is an issue here, it should be fairly easy to spot. Have you
altered the configuration of pg_hba.conf/postgresql.conf from the
installed default? And could you have a firewall/virus checker installed
blocking connections to localhost?
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last message didn't make it
through either - anyone at Refractions know who the list moderator is?
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r contain this change.
The reason that you see the error at the moment is, of course, because
your current PostgreSQL instance already has the libiconv-2.dll file
open for its own use.
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various permissions errors coming up on
the list, but so far I haven't been able to find out enough information
in order to determine what is going wrong. Does the NSIS installer log
(appears at the end of the wizard) provide any useful information at all?
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g that might be fixable?
Thanks for any advice,
Mike
Hi Mike,
Yeah, that sounds like a bug. What versions of PostgreSQL/PostGIS are
you using? You may want to open a bug with a sample geometry on the
PostGIS bugtracker.
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is fairly easy to find out what is going wrong
by running these files manually.
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was not
being set at the start of an index scan, which would affect tuple
visibility.
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Hi Yves,
You can download a zip-file containing the GPL'd source for the Win32
installer from here:
http://pgfoundry.org/frs/?group_id=1000256&release_id=1274. This should
then answer all your questions :)
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expectedly terminated the connection, and
not the server.
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o the PostgreSQL installation
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ig=/c/path/to/mingw/pg_config option.
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t an idea of exactly what these proposed
functions are trying to achieve. Can you show some potential
problems/SQL statements showing how you would envisage these functions
being used?
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Regards
Hi Neil,
Well, the shapefile provider should tell you what encoding they've
supplied the data in as it's a property of the data. However, LATIN1 or
LATIN9 are quite common choices - simply use the -W flag for shp2pgsql
to specify the shapefile encoding and see if you get a
4326),
27700),
ST_Transform(
ST_SetSRID(ST_Point(-1.784876, 53.6451179), 4326),
27700)
) / 1000;
which returns:
?column?
--
23.1860213462966
(1 row)
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y help.
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te table, then posting just
the SQL part may allow people to help you.
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stGIS installation, and what does the
definition for the geometry_dump() function look like in lwpostgis.sql?
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st be logged in as the database superuser (normally postgres) in
order to load lwpostgis.sql. Incidentally you really should be using
1.3.5 rather than 1.3.3; 1.3.3 contains some very nasty bugs and memory
leaks.
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al/lib
./configure" when building PostGIS, does it get any further? If not,
you'll need to post a copy of the configure output and config.log
somewhere where we can take a look at them.
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quot; in the DATA clause for a PostGIS
layer? It's scary how many people I meet who think it is a bug in
PostgreSQL and then spend several days reloading their entire database
with oids enabled... *sigh*
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get the output of "SELECT postgis_full_version()" while
you're at it :)
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ng from certain clients to
certain databases.
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_geom)"
"Filter: (selected_geography.the_geom &&
geography.the_geom)"
Please can we see the EXPLAIN ANALYZE rather then just EXPLAIN of the
above query? This will give extra information showing where the time is
being spent during query execution.
ATB
more people...
If this is the case, it seems Oliver is almost certainly being bitten by
the && operator RECHECK :(
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Oliver Snowden wrote:
Hi Paul (Ramsay), STEP 4 is exactly the same query as part 8 only I
have created an index in part 7.
Hi Mark (Cave-Ayland), please see below the EXPLAIN ANALYZE output for
STEP 3 and STEP 4. My understanding is that the first choice of
" Join F
verything
etc. Still no luck.
Many thanks, Oliver.
Hi Oliver,
Please can we see the EXPLAIN ANALYZE output for queries STEP 3 and STEP 4?
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the renaming brings it in line with the existing PostGIS convention for
"internal" functions which is always good.
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afraid I do not have access to a copy of Vista to help you here, so
I'll have to put this back out to others on the list.
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x27;t see it on my build system - I might need to go and do
some more checks...
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.4 causing
segfaults :( The patch you need is very simple and can be found here:
http://postgis.refractions.net/pipermail/postgis-commits/2008-December/000866.html
if you can't wait for a 1.3.5 release. Please let us know whether this
resolves the problem for you.
HTH,
is this? Since the error message in
question is only in the lwcurve curve, it sounds like an internal error.
If you can extract a standalone test case and post it on the bug
tracker, I'll take a look at it.
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s:
select the_geom .. (end_date - now() >= '10 days'::interval) as
green and (end_date - now() < '0'::interval) as red from
I'm not sure exactly what units you were using, but you should be able
to work with the example above to get what you want.
ut I guess
there is a technical reason for it somewhere?
Then again, PostGIS is always happy for companies to sponsor developers
for specific bits of work, so that could be another option for you.
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.5 0.5 2,9.5 0.5 0.5 2)
All else seems AOK.
Cheers,
Stephen Davies
One more quick question: does "make check" on 1.3.3 pass without any errors?
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All else seems AOK.
Cheers,
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Hmmm there is chance this is related to the GBT#21 fix, although I can't
recreate it here. I think we'd need access to the system in question to
determine exactly what is happening :(
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lygon from this array of points, but this is not really helpful. What
I'm trying to get is some kind of concave hull polygon from an array of
points, which I would further like to use in Google Earth kml file.
Thanks.
Hi Aleš,
Does ST_Union() help you at all?
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Incidentally I submitted some patches for GEOS 2.2 branch, so at least
now I have a way of testing them against my system here.
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Obe, Regina wrote:
Yah its worth a note. Guess that should be done for ST_Transform too.
Any other functions require Proj?
Not sure off the top of my head. A quick search for USE_PROJ in
lwpostgis.sql.in for the 1.3 branch should tell you all...
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don't see that
users can complain as they are getting bugfixes for their installation.
Any other grumbles should be directed squarely at Canonical, and should
not stop us moving to GEOS 3.0.0 minimum for the 1.4 series if there is
a valid reason to do so.
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finishing this until later this evening.
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as +/- 0 are separate numbers in IEEE-754 floating point
numbers), but even then I'm not 100% convinced by the logic.
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the majority of coordinate systems.
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e #ifdef section which is why only this function is visible.
I'll go and fix this in 1.3 branch (trunk requires PROJ.4) - I wonder if
it's worth a note in the 1.3 documentation that ST_AsKML() requires
PROJ.4 support - Regina?
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.0 a minimum requirement - this would at least enable us to get rid
those final compilation warnings. Feel free to put forward a proposal on
-devel :)
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as if something went wrong as
part of a database upgrade from an earlier PostGIS version so that the
wrapper function is not present in your new database.
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hack up something based upon the patches in SVN trunk, but
it would be fairly unmaintainable unless they get added to SVN. I wonder
if it's worth putting out a 2.2.4 release containing just compilation
fixes?
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On Thu, 2008-11-13 at 09:44 +, Mark Cave-Ayland wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> The PostGIS team are pleased to announce that PostGIS 1.3.4 RC3 is now
> available for download from
> http://postgis.refractions.net/download/postgis-1.3.4rc3.tar.gz.
>
> In particular, the t
know what you're doing.
In terms of the upgrade, you're probably being hit a change in parser
rules (and it's likely these will change again before 1.4 final). So in
other words, leave PostGIS as it is and for the moment just upgrade
PostgreSQL to 8.3.5 and you should be fine
ged in RC3 is the
introduction of "sed" within Makefile.config rather than "cut", and this
should only affect the extraction of the PostgreSQL version. I think a
good test is whether 1.3.3 suffers from the same problem on the same server.
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/tmp/pgis_reg_1107
PostgreSQL 7.3.19 on x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu, compiled by GCC gcc
(Debian 4.3.2-1) 4.3.2
Postgis 1.3.4rc3 - 2008-11-13 14:24:10
GEOS: 3.0.0-CAPI-1.4.1
PROJ: Rel. 4.6.0, 21 Dec 2007
...
...
Run tests: 39
Failed: 0
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forms, or
experience a regression failure, please feel free to post the relevant
"make check" output to the mailing list.
Happy testing!
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Paragon Corporation wrote:
I thought maybe this was a bug in GIST from before my upgrade, so I dropped
my gist index on the affected table and readded it and still get the same
bizarre behavior.
Hi Regina,
Does changing ST_box2d() to ST_box3d() help at all?
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operation - it may be worth trying to disable these temporarily and
trying again.
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ies that the restriction is related to functions that determine
whether one thing is within another. Hmmm.
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rsion? If so, I would suggest creating a fresh database, loading in
PostGIS, and trying your example .sql again. This is just to eliminate
the chance that something has gone wrong as part of an upgrade at some
time in the past.
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me orientation. Now the interesting thing to notice is the
MS-SQL's geometry type enforces ring orientation, so we can only guess
that they need this property for some of their spherical calculations.
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re using PROJ >= 4.5, but if this is the case then simply append
"+datum=OSGB36" to the proj4text field and try again.
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Kevin Neufeld wrote:
I don't get your results - I get TRUE in both cases.
What version of postgis/geos are you running?
-- Kevin
Hmmm seems like the famous GEOS 3.0.0 rectangle containment bug rears
its head again... :(
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is generated after the SVN test build, you need to do
"make clean" before "configure" and "make" to force a rebuild of the
source tree.
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he install.
Regards
Hi Prestige,
The issue is that the installer doesn't have permissions to write the
files to the PostgreSQL installation directory - you are running this as
an administrator, aren't you?
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bloat then this should immediately resolve it. Also just to
confirm - where are you getting your debian packages from?
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53125 150406.421875,220227.34375 150406.421875))
... is this a known issue that is being addressed?
Ken
Hi Ken,
Which PostGIS version are you using? Any chance you could file this on
the PostGIS bugtracker?
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metries above a certain number of bytes
cannot be displayed. However you can verify that they exist correctly
using psql.
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BOX(-81.507568359375 42.3016891479492,-76.036376953125 44.8636589050293)
(1 row)
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pos
ed procedures was
restricted to stop people from overriding in-built stored procedures.
Otherwise it could simply be that the dump ordering is wrong, and
altering the restore order so that geometrytype() is restored *before*
ST_geometrytype should resolve the issue.
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ounds entirely sensible.
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t describe the returned polygon.
Thanks for your help.
Hi JP,
BOX2Ds are simply expressed as BOX2D(x1 y1, x2 y2) where x1, y1 is the
lower left corner and x2, y2 is upper right corner.
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should be.
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ink ST_EQUALS should return false here, not blow up.
Me too. Having a function to check equality that blows up rather than
returning a false result when two inputs are unequal seems fairly silly
to me. Charlie, would you like to file this on the PostGIS bugtracker?
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nt entries are equal. Hence why UNION
will fall over while UNION ALL passes with flying colours.
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e you definitely using
autovacuum on both systems? If not, a "VACUUM FULL test; REINDEX TABLE
test" may help if you are suffering from table/index bloat.
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OS/hardware is just plain broken.
I'd reinstall the PostgreSQL & PostGIS packages, making sure that they
match your architecture and try again. If that doesn't work, I'd try
compiling PostgreSQL from source and verifying that the regression tests
actually pass.
HTH,
Mark.
ry_columns table to find
tables containing geometries...
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l-1.3/ch02.html.
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