In general, what is the best way to install additional python packages
in OSGeo4W? Should I be using "apt" or "setup" (noticed both under
Commandline Utilities in the OSGeo4W setup program)? Does OSGeo4W
provide it's own setuptools?
I've had limited success using easy_install. I have been able
Aleksey, The registry script will only make changes if it does not find
a key for the major version of python in the current environment
settings (2.4, 2.5, etc) . Meaning, it's safe and won't mangle your
existing install, but neither will it make o4w python generally
available. What follows a
Peter,
XML_StopParser() has been introduced in Expat 1.95.8 and I've verified that
CentOS 5.4 comes with that version. So it should be able to find the symbol
(and for older expat versions, there's a test to avoid using the
XML_StopParser() function). I've also managed to build gdal 1.7.2 with
Got the @#$% problem. Nothing to do with GDAL, it's the way QGIS handles
WMS requests. I wrote a small PHP mapscript to retrieve raw raster files
as a WMS service, to be able to view them in QGIS and to sample control
points. For some reason I put a 100 pixel margin in the extents of the
GetCap
Peter Hopfgartner wrote:
Hello
I'm trying to compile GDAL 1.7.2 on my CentOS 5.4, 64 bit box. Configure
is basically "enable Oracle, disable almost anything else":
./configure --without-php --without-python --without-perl --with-oci
--with-ecw --with-libtiff=internal --with-geotiff=internal
--w
Hello
I'm trying to compile GDAL 1.7.2 on my CentOS 5.4, 64 bit box. Configure
is basically "enable Oracle, disable almost anything else":
./configure --without-php --without-python --without-perl --with-oci
--with-ecw --with-libtiff=internal --with-geotiff=internal
--with-netcdf=no --with-cfitsi
