Le 20/02/2022 à 20:10, Even Rouault a écrit :
Matt,
Le 20/02/2022 à 16:59, Matt Wilkie a écrit :
I've been hearing of Docker for some time but haven't really tried to
use it until this weekend. I'm early in the journey but I begin to
see what the fuss is about. A quick question: what gdal ver
Matt,
Le 20/02/2022 à 16:59, Matt Wilkie a écrit :
I've been hearing of Docker for some time but haven't really tried to
use it until this weekend. I'm early in the journey but I begin to see
what the fuss is about. A quick question: what gdal version(s) should
I see when pulling the image nam
I've been hearing of Docker for some time but haven't really tried to use
it until this weekend. I'm early in the journey but I begin to see what the
fuss is about. A quick question: what gdal version(s) should I see when
pulling the image names I see in `gdal/docker` tree?
With "osgeo/gdal:ubuntu
Hello,
Le ven. 14 févr. 2020 à 21:50, Even Rouault a
écrit :
> Stéphane,
>
> > - How is the security is managed in those Docker images?
>
> Basically those images are built by a nightly cron job on my machine, and
> I
> don't think I've docker pull'ed the base Ubuntu image in recent times, so
>
Stéphane,
> - How is the security is managed in those Docker images?
Basically those images are built by a nightly cron job on my machine, and I
don't think I've docker pull'ed the base Ubuntu image in recent times, so they
are probably outdated. Currently you'd better apt update && apt upgrade
Hello,
Now we get a relay nice Docker images with GDAL, but I have tow questions:
- How is the security is managed in those Docker images?
- How will new versions of distributions be managed?
CU and thanks in advance
Stéphane Brunner
--
*Stéphane Brunner*
Geospatial Solutions
Software Develope
I might suggest going with debian testing to get reasonably new dependent
libs (if that matters to you). I've been using it for 6 months for my
desktop and it has worked well for me.
On Mon, Jul 16, 2018 at 2:07 PM, Even Rouault
wrote:
> >
> > I made a very rough proof of concept out of the tru
>
> I made a very rough proof of concept out of the trusty_clang travis
> scripts...
> Thoughts? Comments?
Good initiative. As far as I'm concerned, the scripts/setdevenv.sh on my
native Linux env does the job, but that indeed requires to have all the
dependencies right.
>
> Without other st
On 7/16/18 8:51 AM, Robert Coup wrote:
> Suggestion:
>
> 1. docker images with all the build/test/library dependencies already
> installed — publish them so getting the right dependencies & environment is
> only a download.
>
>
> Thoughts? Comments?
PDAL uses Alpine+Docker for its TravisCI builds
Hi All,
For me at least, maintaining working dev environments for GDAL can be
frustrating... there are a lot of dependencies, platforms, and a huge
number of config options. Let alone switching branches for backports/etc. I
typically use OSX as a desktop and linux environments running under that
v
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