Roberto Marzocchi wrote:
Within a pywps script I want to access to postgresql database using Grass
gis and I receive an error message:
*ERROR 1: PostgreSQL ddriver doesn't currently support database creation.*
I have already verified the correctness of the command running it from
normal unix
Thanks a lot for the recent fixes, I've just migrated my PostGIS DB to
SVN trunk (the backend to scenemodels./mapserver.flightgear.org).
Cheers,
Martin.
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THX1138 wrote:
Thanks for your help on this, I really appreciate it! When building gdal 1.8
or 1.9 what dependencies/drivers/configuration options are needed for
postgis2.0 to function correctly if any?
Very few, but if you're building GDAL with Python bindings, you'll get
PostGIS raster for
THX1138 wrote:
So I add these bindings after configuring/building/installing gdal but they
must be installed before configuring/building/installing postgis?
In order to build GDAL for PostGIS you should have these installed
(libraries and header files):
- Proj.4
- GEOS
- Python
Follow
Sandro Santilli wrote:
We used to have our owh byte order detector as well. May still be
there (symbol getMachineEndian). Should do fine.
Oh, I just found out there _is_ a ticket at:
http://trac.osgeo.org/postgis/ticket/1172
which I didn't notice at first.
Cheers,
Martin.
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Paul Ramsey wrote:
On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 8:58 AM, Martin Spott martin.sp...@mgras.net wrote:
Martin Spott wrote:
at least according to my experience, liblwgeom/lwout_wkb.c (and
probably others as well, but I didn't check) is missing a declaration
of BYTE_ORDER on Solaris platforms
Hi,
at least according to my experience, liblwgeom/lwout_wkb.c (and
probably others as well, but I didn't check) is missing a declaration
of BYTE_ORDER on Solaris platforms.
Cheers,
Martin.
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Martin Spott wrote:
at least according to my experience, liblwgeom/lwout_wkb.c (and
probably others as well, but I didn't check) is missing a declaration
of BYTE_ORDER on Solaris platforms.
with GCC,
Martin.
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Torsten Mohr wrote:
i just set up PostGis and imported OSM data. it took 5 days and failed at
the end, out of memory.
Does out of memory mean RAM or can it also mean disk space?
If you're using osm2pgsql, it usually runs out of RAM. Check the
-s option ah, I see, you already did.
Mark Cave-Ayland wrote:
[...] I'm not sure what the correct command line should be to
invoke the pre-processor in Sun's compiler is though.
cc -E ;-)
Martin.
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Paul Ramsey wrote:
My guess is that your gcc is generating a 32-bit object and then
failing to link it to the 64-bit library.
As an alternative, you might try building 64-bit binaries of everything, at
least this is what I'm doing on Solaris and the result is working properly.
Just set an
Doug McComber wrote:
On 09/ 2/11 04:59 AM, Martin Spott wrote:
CC=gcc -m64
CXX=g++ -m64
CPP=gcc -m64 -E
[...]
CPP=gcc
[...]
/opt/studio11/SUNWspro/bin/cc -Xa -E -traditional-cpp postgis.sql.in.c |
grep -v '^#' postgis.sql.in
/bin/sh: line 1: /opt/studio11/SUNWspro/bin/cc: not found
Harshad Shrikhande wrote:
No record was inserted into the database as a psql exception occurred
saying 'Invalid value for a double type field'.
Sounds to me like a column in the table was defined as a double and you
tried inserting values of an incompatible type (maybe string or the
like).
Denis Rykov wrote:
Is PostGIS 2.0 incompatible with PostgreSQL 9.1 server?
No ;-)
Recent PostGIS SVN works nicely here, at least on a test-scenario I'm
running with PostgreSQL 9.1beta2,
Martin.
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Pierre Racine wrote:
I'm preparing a presentation and I need some use cases for PostGIS
Raster. I would be grateful if people already using the raster side of
PostGIS would describe what they already do it.
Inspired by this call I started aiming at using PostGIS Raster for
my/our project.
Hi Jorge,
Jorge Arévalo wrote:
You need to specify --with-raster too.
I already did that - actually that's the reason why 'configure' stops
after the GDAL test fails ;-)
This is the complete 'configure' command line:
./configure --prefix=/opt/PostgreSQL \
Martin Spott wrote:
but the check checking for GDAL = 1.6.0... fails with not
found. Adding the directory /opt/PostgreSQL/bin to the $PATH helps.
BTW, on this custom setup with GDAL installed in '/opt/PostgreSQL/',
additionally to adding /opt/PostgreSQL/bin to $PATH, it's required to
set
Hi Jorge,
Jorge Arévalo wrote:
On Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 5:49 PM, Martin Spott martin.sp...@mgras.net wrote:
Martin Spott wrote:
BTW, on this custom setup with GDAL installed in '/opt/PostgreSQL/',
additionally to adding /opt/PostgreSQL/bin to $PATH, it's required to
set $LD_LIBRARY_PATH
Jaime Lop wrote:
Is there an easy way to convert multi lines with a width to polygons?
For example, I have a corridor defined as 100 kms around a given line.
PostGIS doesn't support this feature, as far as I can tell from my
limited insight, but if it would, I'd be one of its users ;-)
Andreas Luka wrote:
Could you support us with some more information
1. Build Platform Sparc or x86
Over the past years I've been running PostGIS on Sparc as well as on
x86 - the database behind 'mapserver.flightgear.org' is now running on
Solaris10/AMD64 and has been running on Solaris10/SPARC
Vinicius Carvalho wrote:
Thanks Jorge, after creating the symlink it passes that part but it
seems that my gcc is not what postgis expects :(
I'm not sure which symlink you set, but from my perspective this looks
very much like an inconsistent compiler setup. There are strong signs
that you're
Hi Nicklas,
Nicklas Avén wrote:
I get this error, but no crash.
Thanks for checking. Wether it crashes the DB server or not might
probably related to the respective platform or setup - I guess ;-)
Cheers,
Martin.
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Hi folks,
I'm having a case where a certain statement reproducibly crashes the
server process. The system is running Solaris10 on Intel Xeons, all
specific software is compiled into 64-bit binaries using GCC-3.4.3:
- PROJ.4 4.7.0
- GEOS 3.2.2
- libiconv 1.13.1
- PostgreSQL 9.0.1
- PostGIS
Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
Does anyone know how to build postGIS using pbuilder on Debian lenny.
I have been about to build geos-3.2.0 and proj-4.6.1
Get the usual suspects like GEOS and PROJ.4 from the fine
http://debian.gfoss.it/
and feel free to check if the packages at this location are
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are developing a solution using geoserver with postgis postresql
server. Out database is going to be huge [...]
What means 'huge' ? The site http://mapserver.flightgear.org/ stores
approx 80 GByte of data online in more than 200 tables (plus 50 GByte
stuff that's
Obe, Regina wrote:
It is my understanding that the 2007 and up Tiger files are going to be
in ESRI shape.
I've read the same, yet I don't know of any release date. I have the
complete TIGER 2006se set online at:
http://mapserver.flightgear.org/
and I'd offer to produce a set of shapefiles
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