Hello List,
I have a question: Is it possible to map a directory which contains hundreds of orthophoto raster to GeoServer, and it is outside of the GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR path variable?
I have set environmental variable geoserver_data_dir on server, but I need to read data from another file server which is not in the same server. How can I make readable folder outside of default geoserver_data_dir, without any data copying or migration?
Thanks for tips!
Zsolt, Magyar
Hi Zsolt,
Yes you can do that and IMHO that’s best practice - segregating the GeoServer configuration (which is what GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR actually holds), from the raw data means you can use different backup schedules/procedures for them and keeps them logically separated too.
I don’t have any actual data whatsoever in GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR.
When adding the dataset(s)/store(s) just use the file navigator to look for the directory you put stuff into. You folder should be readable depending on what permissions you’re using, but that’s a operating-system issue.
Jonathan
On 16 May 2013 08:36, Zsolt Magyar <zmagyar77@anonymised.com> wrote:
Hello List,
I have a question: Is it possible to map a directory which contains hundreds of orthophoto raster to GeoServer, and it is outside of the GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR path variable?
I have set environmental variable geoserver_data_dir on server, but I need to read data from another file server which is not in the same server. How can I make readable folder outside of default geoserver_data_dir, without any data copying or migration?Thanks for tips!
Zsolt, Magyar
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Thank you Jonathan!
I didn’t think it was so simple! I can’t try this before.
Thanks again!
Zsolt
2013/5/16 Jonathan Moules <jonathanmoules@anonymised.com>
Hi Zsolt,
Yes you can do that and IMHO that’s best practice - segregating the GeoServer configuration (which is what GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR actually holds), from the raw data means you can use different backup schedules/procedures for them and keeps them logically separated too.I don’t have any actual data whatsoever in GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR.
When adding the dataset(s)/store(s) just use the file navigator to look for the directory you put stuff into. You folder should be readable depending on what permissions you’re using, but that’s a operating-system issue.
Jonathan
On 16 May 2013 08:36, Zsolt Magyar <zmagyar77@anonymised.com> wrote:
Hello List,
I have a question: Is it possible to map a directory which contains hundreds of orthophoto raster to GeoServer, and it is outside of the GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR path variable?
I have set environmental variable geoserver_data_dir on server, but I need to read data from another file server which is not in the same server. How can I make readable folder outside of default geoserver_data_dir, without any data copying or migration?Thanks for tips!
Zsolt, Magyar
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security visibility with the essential security capabilities. Easily and
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