Hi. I made a workaround for this a while ago (I think we were using Mapserver 4.10 at the time). It's possible there are better ways to solve this now, but it still works :)
I can give more details tomorrow, but the gist of it is that I've made an Apache handler (mod_perl) that modifies the incoming request, and adds the TIME, LEVEL and all DIM_* parameters to an environment variable I've called MS_PASSTHROUGH, and then I add %MS_PASSTHROUGH%& to the connection parameter in the layer configuration. I can send you a copy of my Apache handler and config tomorrow, if you like. On Wed, Aug 07, 2019 at 05:49:20PM +0000, Søren Laursen wrote: > We have been using mapserver to display static layers, and are now > in progress of using it to display dynamic (time bound) layers. > We have a wms server that serve forecast, and we use a shape file to > mask out areas, for example cut a forecast so it follow landmass. > This works perfect, but when we want to include the TIME parameter > to show a forecast at a specific point in time, we cannot get > mapserver to forward the parameter. > Later on we will have the same problem with forecast that are bound > by for example attitude and time. > We are using mapserver with apache, and in production we have a > varnish in front (and banning urls when new forecast are ready). > I have look at time documentation of both the time wms settings and > the runtime subtitionen but cannot figure out how we can make a > solution. > When we hardcode a wms_time parameter in the layer definition > everything works. -- Trond Michelsen _______________________________________________ mapserver-users mailing list mapserver-users@lists.osgeo.org https://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/mapserver-users