Actually we tried those vendor options:
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20
NE, NW, SW,
SE
5
true
false
true
0.1
true
true
5
But, no avail.
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with VendorOptions like:
-5
false
false
did not do the trick.
So. Can it be done? Or does one have to alter the geometries (not good
because the data source is external)?
Thanks and looking forward for some weird tricks. :-)
Sulu (Andy
with VendorOptions like:
-5
false
false
did not do the trick.
So. Can it be done? Or does one have to alter the geometries (not good
because the data source is external)?
Thanks and looking forward for some weird tricks. :-)
Sulu (Andy
Ok. Got it.
One hat to add a whitelist for CRSF-Protection in
[Path-to-Geoserver]geoserver/WEB-INF/web.xml
e.g.
GEOSERVER_CSRF_WHITELIST
someserver.xx.yy.zz
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vfonseca.
Intersting idea. But we have Geonetwork running on the same Tomcat and it
doesnt shows any Code 400.
I think it has something to do with Geoserver-Config.
After turning off GEOSERVER_CSRF_Protection everything works again.
GEOSERVER_CSRF_DISABLED
true
So. How to turn it on
Ok.
I added
http://java.sun.com/dtd/web-app_2_3.dtd;>
GeoServer
GEOSERVER_CSRF_WHITELIST
10.176.0.178
to my web.xml
But it GS refuses to cooperate Bad request 400 .
10.176.0.178 - - [21/Apr/2020:11:04:32 +0200] "POST
Hi Russ.
Interesting setup.
Load balacing might become an agenda hiere because of INSPIRE-Harmonization
demands.
But i think for my trouble this is most relevant.
GEOSERVER_CSRF_WHITELIST
IP OF MY APACHE/PHYSICAL SERVER
I'll put this with the IP of my Apache in web.xml an
Hi Russ
Yes, Proxy base url is set.
Do you use something similar to
ProxyPass /geoserver http://:8900/geoserver
to redirect Geoserver-Requests from Apache to Tomcat?
Andy
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Hi Russ.
Thanks for your suggestion.
Do you mean:
General settings/OGC Services/Service Settings/Proxy URL ?
I have set that to:
http://[hostname]/geoserver
Andy
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Hmmm.
I found something in localhost_access_log.
All Submit-calls have a problem if not called directly from Tomcat.
Is there a security-setting for submits i am not aware of?
Example:
My local IP: 1.1.1.1
Apache Ip: 2.2.2.2
Geoserver ist called from my local IP 1.1.1.1
Call via Apache leads
Sometimes i have to wonder about myself.
Just too stupid!
GS is then published via ProxyPass in Apache.
ProxyPass /geonetwork http://localhost:8900/geoserver
ProxyPassReverse /geonetwork http://localhost:8900/geoserver
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Hi.
Maybe this shown my ignorance but i cannot find a fox fo this.
Geoserver ist deployed via WAR-File in Tomcat.
Tomcat-Port is 8900.
GS is then published via ProxyPass in Apache.
ProxyPass /geonetwork http://localhost:8900/geonetwork
ProxyPassReverse /geonetwork
Thanks Brad!
Yes. You are right.
After reading your Post i went back to the Geoserver-documentation and there
it clearly said "Creating a new style in two steps" which i obviously didnt
get. I was so fixated on SLD that i did not realize that i have to prepare
the style first.
My bad!
But.
The
HI.
I constantly get a JAVA-Exception whenever i try to create a new global
style with rest.
Request:
curl -v -u USER:PW -XPUT -H "Content-type: application/vnd.ogc.se+xml" -d
@simple.sldhttp://GEOSERVER/geoserver/rest/styles/aaa
Exception:
...
org.geoserver.rest.RestException 400
Hi.
I isolated a certain workspace in oder to hide the layers therein.
On requests those layers are correctly "not found" if questioned via global
URL.
But they do show up in the global GetCapabilities.
Geoserver-Version
2.16.0
Git Version
1ace4fd0a0fb861fd343435c8cbddc60af793adb
Build-Datum
Hi.
The solution was to add the parameter
*login=PASS*
to the definition of the cache_peer in squid.conf
E. g.
cache_peer [Server-IP] parent [Server-Port] 0 no-query originserver
name=cnvbrwgdi4_geonetwork login=PASS
Thanks for your input.
Cheers Andy
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Hi Christian.
Thanks for your swift reply.
Christian Mueller-3 wrote
> Are you sure that squid forwards the proper Http Header Attribute, ...
I guess it does'nt. :-(
How can i make the geoserver.log display the Http-Header it received?
Cheers
Andy
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Hi.
In our production system we use Geoserver behind a transparend SQUID-Proxy.
Geoserver works rather nicely but we cannot user basic authentication for
our WFS-Services.
In the squid.log the requests immediately receive a 401 Error
Example:
GET SOME_WFS_GETFEATURE_REQUEST HTTP/1.1" 401 1477
Hi Andrea.
This does indeed fix the problem.
Checking "Override GML Attributes" and element "name" appears with WFS
1.1.0.
Thanks for the reminder.
Andy
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Oh boy!
Maybe i should retire.
Yes bradh, it is exactly there where you said right on top of the first tab.
How could i miss that.
I blame it on the language settings of my browser changeing everything to
german.
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Hi Andrea.
Ok.
If you check
http://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/data/webadmin/layers.html
there ist a section that describes the Publishing tab.
The first paragraph there mentions "Edit Layer" with two checkboxes
"Enabled" and "Advertised"
This feature should be right above "HTTP Settings"
Hi.
Maybe I'm a little dumb but i cannot find "Edit Layer" in the publishing
tab.
I am using GS 12.1.
Is there some Config-Option to turn this on?
Thanks
Andy
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Thanks again!
I'll look into that.
Maybe i can find som founds for that.
Surely we are no the only ones who would like to download measured shapes.
Cheers
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Hi Andrea.
Thanks for your sound response.
As i understand now the problem lies in limits within GML.
So other download formats, e.g. shapefiles, are likely to be effected in the
same way.
Pity.
If i had an idea of the magnitude of the investmentmaybe i could do
something.
How can tell me?
Hi.
I want to hijack this thread since it covers exactly the same problem we
have with GS.
GS handles our OGD-Download feature.
Some of our data have the Format MultiLineString.
The data in question are multilinestring but with measures attached.
The reason is linear referencing.
Common use
Hi.
We use Geoserver as Download-Provider (GeoJSON, Shapefile, ...) for our
public geodata.
Data source is a PostGIS-Database.
Everything works fine with the exception of MULTILINESTRING M data.
As far as i found out, those types of geodata cannot be downloaded at all.
Is this correct or is there
Hi Christian.
Thanks for your reply.
I wanted to use just one Workspace in order to hav one single URL to call my
services but i can live with several Worspaces.
My main issue right now is: How can i bring geoserver to ask for a password
for a specific layer (or workspace) so that i can provice
Hi.
To be more precise i have some layers in a workspace where wms is ok, but
wfs is not.
For some priviledged folks access to wfs should be available by adding a
password and a user to the GetFeature-URL
e.g.:
Thanks for answering.
Ok.
Christian Mueller-3 wrote
You will need a role to protect your workspace. Second, you have to assign
this role to your user.
Thats what i figured allready. My problem is how to configure a meaningful
role.
I have only two templates in Geoserver-GUI for roles which
I have a problem with a field of type string named name in
DescribeFeatureType.
It only pops up when WFS-1.0.0 is used
URL:
http://vogis.cnv.at/geoserver/vogis/ows/?VERSION=1.0.0SERVICE=WFSREQUEST=DescribeFeatureTypeTYPENAME=gs_seen
Hi Jody.
This is a plain Geoserver install.
I just threw the 2.6.0-war-File at Tomcat, configured a PostGIS-Data-Source
and plublished some tables.
The string attribute in question showed up once i renamed it from name to
nname so my guess is that GS has some problem tih attributes called
name.
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