I'm new to using Gdal. How do I configure gdal to use an IAM role, rather
than defining an aws-Profile?
I get a timeout doing a gdal.Open() on a tiff file on S3 using vsis3, while
trying to use an IAM role.
I'm using MaxRev.Gdal.Core 3.2.0.250. Netcore 3.1 c#, running in a Linux
container.
Note
hi,
I'm running MapServer 7 and GDAL 2.2.1, using gdal2tiles for tile
generation tilesets for Leaflet applications.
XML files was defined as WMS datasource for gdal2tiles scripts which
contains XML/DataWindow parameters for the whole extent for the
WMS/MapServer map. A XML file is defined for each
I must admit that I needed to do it through conda.
I am no great fan of NuGet but this is not a "package war" thing. My target
platform is Unity and that is mono based and does not use NuGet - so if I
am going to have to do some handwork to integrate the package management I
would rather do it to
Interesting. I've as of yet only had success with using what is essentially
a fork at https://github.com/MaxRev-Dev/gdal.netcore. I've in turn forked
that to enable additional drivers and made my own nuget packages that are
compatible with Debian 10 + .NET Core 3.1 which was my deployment target
an
Even et al.
Just to update - your latest changes as per 3670 have done the trick. I can
now build C# bindings on top of the GDAL3.2.2 conda distribution on
Windows, Mac and Linux and have successfully run them in .NET / mono.
I solved the compile time problems with a little judicious adjusting of
Thanks Even
On Sun, 11 Apr 2021 at 19:17, Even Rouault
wrote:
> Paul,
>
> RFCs are only required for substantial changes that affect the OSGeo/GDAL
> repository. People who contribute to Conda Forge are free to do so
> (hopefully in good faith, that is not defacing too much the GDAL "brand").
>
