Sorry for cross posting.
We recently migrated an entire geoserver data directory from one geoserver
instance (alpha) to another one (production) including the Geowebcache (gwc)
directory. Both instances are running Geoserver v2.1.2.
Everything seem to work fine except that the tile are being re-created upon
initial request to a cached layer. One of the main reason for migration is
to avoid re-building caches --- so this is puzzling and defeating the
purpose.
Is there something we are missing?
Thanks for the help.
Sri Vinay
CIESIN, Columbia University
could it be that you had the gwc metastore disabled before and now
it's enabled? Did you copy the entire gwc folder or just the layer
directories?
On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 2:42 PM, Sri Vinay <sri@anonymised.com> wrote:
Sorry for cross posting.
We recently migrated an entire geoserver data directory from one geoserver
instance (alpha) to another one (production) including the Geowebcache (gwc)
directory. Both instances are running Geoserver v2.1.2.
Everything seem to work fine except that the tile are being re-created upon
initial request to a cached layer. One of the main reason for migration is
to avoid re-building caches --- so this is puzzling and defeating the
purpose.
Is there something we are missing?
Thanks for the help.
Sri Vinay
CIESIN, Columbia University
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