Hi Marc,
it is absolutely possible to serve WMS layers from any WMS server with
QGIS server (so called cascading WMS) but you have to make sure that the
WMS server is accessible from the server QGIS server is running on.
If it is the same machine try replacing the server name with 127.0.0.1
in the URL (in the project file), this works for me.
Bernhard
Am 13.05.2015 um 12:47 schrieb Marc Beiling:
Hello List,
I have a qgis-project including certain layers and two wms (one
directly from my qgis server, the other through my mapproxy) from my
qgis-server. When I put this project on the server and open it with the
qgis-web-client all layers except for my wms-layers are shown. It
doesn't even show up in the layertree.
I tried to change the wms-url in the .qgs from servername... to
localhost.... Doesnt work
Its on a https server. Has this something to do with it? Is it possible
to show wms in a web-client-project based on another project served from
the same cgi-bin?
Maybe I dont see the obvious. Any help highly appreciated.
Thank you
Marc
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