Solved (I hope). Something I fail to mention in the first place: the
drive where the tiles are processed is mounted through sshfs (physically
the disk is incorporated in another server). After moving the data on a
local drive, gdal_retile.py passed, without error, the 4151 tile limit.
Currently
Perhaps there is a resource limit for the number of the files in a directory.
Try using
-useDirForEachRow
This builds another directory hierarchy with less files per directory.
Quoting Vasile Craciunescu :
Christian,
The permissions are OK. 1-8 subdirs are created as soon as the command
i
Christian,
The permissions are OK. 1-8 subdirs are created as soon as the command
is launched. The program stops after generating 10-15% of the level0 tiles.
-Vasile
On 3/8/11 10:13 AM, christian.muel...@nvoe.at wrote:
Perhaps a problem with the file permissions ?
After creating the tiles fo
Perhaps a problem with the file permissions ?
After creating the tiles for level 0, the utility wants to create a
subdir called "1" and store the tiles for level 1 in this subdir.
Check this with your user. Make
mkdir 1
cd 1
touch test.tif
rm test.tif
Quoting Vasile Craciunescu :
Dear al
Dear all,
I'm trying to create tiled pyramids levels with gdal_retile.py. The
input is a 441671px x 311892px VRT collection (1615 JPEG compressed
GeoTiff files). The command is presented bellow:
gdal_retile.py -levels 8 -ps 2048 2048 -r bilinear -v -co "TILED=YES"
-co "BLOCKXSIZE=256" -co CO
