On Sat, Oct 2, 2021 at 10:02 AM Mats Elfström
wrote:
> Hi!
> Let me just recuperate that the goal for QGIS server is to be used as a
> map and data server for webmaps on MapStore and to be harvestable by
> Geonetwork for a metadata catalogue. MapStore and Geonetwork are running on
> another machi
Just for grins, I uninstalled Anaconda. I started QGIS and Python support WAS
enabled. Clearly there is a problem with Anaconda and QGIS learning to play
together!
Fred Perloff
f...@perloff.us
From: Alexandre Neto
Sent: Saturday, October 2, 2021 1:12 AM
To: Richard Duivenvoorde
Cc: Fred Perlof
2021-09-27, pr, 01:23 Tony Shepherd (FarmMaps NZ) rašė:
> I logged this as a bug back in July (#44426). and since then there have been
> a couple
> of new releases, but the issue has remained. I’m curious to know if it’s a
> common
> bug or something relevant to my setup perhaps.
I have notic
Thank you for your prompt and insightful replies!
I decided to clean the slate – I uninstalled Anaconda & OsGEO4w, and rebooted.
The PATH was clear of any references to python(s) and there were no PYTHONPATH
or PYTHONHOME variables.
I reinstalled Anaconda, and made sure that I did NOT add cond
Hi!
Let me just recuperate that the goal for QGIS server is to be used as a map
and data server for webmaps on MapStore and to be harvestable by Geonetwork
for a metadata catalogue. MapStore and Geonetwork are running on another
machine. QGIS server shall run on a Ubuntu machine, along with data in
Andrea, Garth
Thanks for the suggestions and tips.
I would have shared the file or some of the data but was unable to get in
touch with the data owner for permission in a timely manner.
I thought I would share the workaround and experience in case anyone else
runs into this.
Based on Garth's co
There shouldn't be any problems in using conda and osgeo4w side by side,
they should both have isolated python environments.
If I remember well, during conda installation you are asked if you want to
add conda to the PATH environment variable (can't remember the exact
wording), you need to say NO.
Hi Fred,
I think indeed the source of your problem is the mixing of different versions
of python: the one in osgeo4w and the Conda one. When SIP is not loaded
correctly, you will not have any python based stuff in QGIS (so no plugins and
processing).
The osgeo4w scripts normally 'isolate' the
