Agree, strongly. Even better to have an independent authentication
system (e.g. LDAP) that everything uses but at minimum, separate
PostgreSQL accounts for everybody is highly recommended.
On 4/25/20 11:39 AM, Jo wrote:
From a security perspective you definitely want to create a distinct
user
This is more an IT problem than a QGIS problem.
If your layer source files are kept on a file server then your IT people
need to institutionalize those files' locations and use permissions,
ownership, access control lists, etc. to manage who can write/move those
files and who can only read
A look at the page source suggests that it's based on Google products
and involves JavaScript.
On 3/15/20 4:13 PM, Glory Sullivan wrote:
Hi All,
Just wondering how something like this could be created, are there any
tutorials for something like this with QGIS? It was created by a 17
year
There are more than one online howto about adding a geometryless table
to a map in QGIS that say to do it as a vector layer; that guidance is
obsolete. "Add Delimited Text Layer" is farther down in the drop-down
list - that's what you want to be using.
On 3/15/20 4:28 PM, Boaz Bar Ilan wrote:
Your understanding is essentially correct for most anything you will
likely encounter. Apps don't know or care about the memory
implementation that the operating system makes available.
On 2/12/20 7:35 AM, Patrick Dunford wrote:
The assumption for me is that the operating system, in theory,
On 2/9/20 9:33 PM, Sandra Menares wrote:
Hi Community,
We are planning to install QGIS on a Remote Desktop Server using
Windows 2016 server with Hyper-V.
1.Does QGIS runs in a virtualized environment?
Sure; least of your problems.
2.Does the virtual host needs special graphics card,
FWIW, ".nc" extensions are often NetCDF.
On 1/11/20 9:02 PM, Grant Boxer wrote:
Has anyone imported the Sentinel 3 data into QGIS? It appears to be in
an "nc" format but it seems to loose the registration info when I
import it. Any suggestions?
Cheers Grant
Look, don't throw good money after bad.
You're only going to be able to get so much memory in a laptop. If you
want to do RAM-intensive things and don't have a way to make them less
intensive (i.e., offloading some of the business to PostGIS, etc.) then
you're going to need to be thinking
I'm observing this behavior under 3.4 on Linux and OS X Catalina and
3.10 on OS X Catalina. I use Field Calculator on a vector layer to
create a new field with $area values. I toggle editing off hoping to
save the layer with its new field and the system thrashes on one thread,
about 1/3 system
