Hi, Some time ago I opened this bug report (http://hub.qgis.org/issues/11428), because I thought it was a problem of the implementation of gdaltindex in QGIS, but now I see that it isn't, because it also happens at the command line.
If I put the command line in the folder where the raster files are located [0], gdaltindex works well, ie, with -write_absolute_path option, absolute paths are saved in the attribute table, and without -write_absolute_path option are saved only the names of files. But if I reference the input raster files with the absolute paths [1] (for example, when files are in different folders), the -write_absolute_path option has no influence, because absolute paths are always recorded in the attribute table. This is the desired behavior, or is it a bug? I'm using gdal 1.11.2 (OSGeo4W), in Windows. Thank you very much! Best regards, Pedro Venâncio [0] D:\test\2013\tiff> gdaltindex -f "ESRI Shapefile" tile_index_processing_2.shp 171_2_52.tif 171_2_42.tif [1] D:\> gdaltindex -f "ESRI Shapefile" D:\test\2013\tiff\tile_index_processing_3.shp D:\test\2013\tiff\171_2_52.tif D:\test\2013\171_2_42.tif
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