>> As a user and employee of a French administration, I think what is proposed
>> would be an excellent reminder. Open source is not free.
Wrong on so many levels.
First: GPL = Free Software
So since the license of QGIS is GPL, it’s free software.
“Free Software” means that along with the
Hi,
Well, Linux systems for ARM have existed for ages NOW.
Simply put, the energy consumption of ARM devices is far lower than intel’s
crap.
That’s why Apple is doing it, they have announced that intention years ago.
Microsoft has started shipping tables for ARM, too, btw.
Though, MS is not
You made a mistake translating/editing:
„the important of“ ==> „the importance of“
As such, we cannot stress enough the important of updating now.
==>
As such, we cannot stress enough the importance of updating now.
Posting that would be embarrassing
Von: QGIS-Developer
An: Stefan Steiger
Cc: qgis-developer@lists.osgeo.org
Betreff: Re: [QGIS-Developer] QGIS-Developer Digest, Vol 165, Issue 24
> @giovanni:
> It works if you're SuperUser :p
oh really?! column level permissions works only if the user is superuser? is
that a feature or bug? of qgis or post
There's a docker file, if anybody wants to try PostgreSQL 12:
https://github.com/docker-library/postgres/blob/87b15b6c65ba985ac958e7b35ba787422113066e/12/Dockerfile
@giovanni:
It works if you're SuperUser :p
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One thing it potentially means is auto-generated insert/update-scripts fail,
because they insert all fields, including computed columns.
Don’t know how PostgreSQL-12 handles inserts on computed/generated columns
though, this is speaking from experience with SQL-server computed columns.
It’s not
or required in their usage scenario.
>
> Andreas
>
> On 2019-06-17 13:20, Stefan Steiger wrote:
>
>> One of our customers (Swiss National Bank) mandates the use of SSL in
>> their internal LAN, even for DB connections.
>>
>> Using anything but SSL is an i
One of our customers (Swiss National Bank) mandates the use of SSL in their
internal LAN, even for DB connections.
Using anything but SSL is an insecure mode of communication, even in LAN.
RSA/DSA Accepted key-length is 2048 bit, recommended is 3072, ECC is 160 Bit,
recommended 256.
-
And for that reason, just use docker, and you don't have that problem.
( instead, you might have others ;) )
Works fine for me with MSSQL-Server 2017 & Viber on Ubuntu 19.04, with OpenSSL
1.1.
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is not ready – and I should get that warning the moment I
want to update qgis.
Which is why it would belong into the package manager.
Von: Matthias Kuhn [mailto:matth...@opengis.ch]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 6. Februar 2019 17:46
An: Stefan Steiger ; C Hamilton
Cc: qgis-dev
Betreff: Re: [QGIS
me to add a „windows only“ plugin, I know to steer clear
of that shit if I use Linux, and vice-versa.
And that without having to lookup metadata.
Von: C Hamilton [mailto:adenacult...@gmail.com]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 6. Februar 2019 17:02
An: Stefan Steiger
Cc: Martin Dobias ; Paolo Cavallini
Is it not possible to create two official repositories ?
One for "all-platforms", one for "dirty/fishy/phony/dubious/in-progress"
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von Martin Dobias
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 6. Februar
You could use the ODA File-Converter to convert dwg to dxf and vice-versa.
https://www.opendesign.com/guestfiles/oda_file_converter
It can also run as batch-process.
Runs natively on Linux/Mac/Windows, 32&64 Bit.
It's Freeware, AFAIK.
That way you can guarantee it will always be able to read
Redmine also has a REST-API (JSON & XML).
Since github also has an API (and also hooks), you could also synchronize
GitHub/GitLab issues with Redmine and vice-versa.
All you'd need to do is add custom-field on the redmine issues, so you could
determine which issues are already synchronized.
Stable isn't necessarely more "unstable" than unstable - since "stable" is
almost never really well tested.
Maybe that depends on your definition of "really well", but anyway, just saying.
Also, stable doesn't mean bug-free, it just mean stable, that ist o say,
staying as is.
If you have
Hi Martin,
No, this means that PHP uses the 32-bit PDO-PostgreSQL-driver.
The driver accesses PostgreSQL via TCP-IP/pipes/Unix-domain-sockets, thus you
can have whatever bitness-server you want.
Your PG server could just as well run on an ARM or a PPC or a
MIPS-Godson/Loongson processor.
You
Why not cygwin ? Because it doesn't produce Windows native executables ...
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27678988/run-cygwin-built-exe-in-windows-without-cygwins-environment
Use MinGW + msys instead.
Strange that this still needs to be said in 2017.
This explains why qgis-server didn't
Hi,
I've got a question regarding QGIS 2.18.10
I need QGIS to display maps on a website.
I tried on Ubuntu, and got the fastcgi to work more or less, in the little time
that I had - thus far missing the PHP front-end.
Now, our admin doesn't want a Linux-machine around, and I can't convince him
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