Hello,
this time just a simple question:
how can I *force* gwc to rebuild *all* layers?
best regards
HZN
Hi Hartmut,
3 methods.
1. sledgehammer approach: delete or rename the layers
2. via interface: 'demo' page --> 'Seed this layer' ---> 'Type of operation'
select 'Reseed - regenerate all tiles'
3. Let the user do it: expire them using the geowebcache.xml
Cheers
Christian
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Hello Christian.
Am 09.12.2013 02:25, schrieb cmaul:
Hi Hartmut,
3 methods.
1. sledgehammer approach: delete or rename the layers
I am sure, that would work but doing it for about 200 Layers....
2. via interface: 'demo' page --> 'Seed this layer' ---> 'Type of
operation' select 'Reseed - regenerate all tiles'
Thanks a lot for that hint, I did not see that option (only tried
"Seed - generate missing tiles".
But still it does not work, the preview still shows the symbols for
broken images...
3. Let the user do it: expire them using the geowebcache.xml
Cant seem to find that file in webapps/geoserver.
Anyway would it be safe to wipe geoserver/data/gwc-layers ? And then
re-enable caching for the given 200 layers ....
Guess, I have to read more friendly manuals 
Cheers
Christian
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Hi,
- via interface: ‘demo’ page → ‘Seed this layer’ —> ‘Type of
operation’ select ‘Reseed - regenerate all tiles’Thanks a lot for that hint, I did not see that option (only tried
“Seed - generate missing tiles”.
But still it does not work, the preview still shows the symbols for
broken images…
Maybe your problem isn’t that the tiles need reseeding then. You shouldn’t be getting the “broken images” tile. Re-seeding only needs to be done when the old tiles are out of date. If the service wasn’t working in the first place re-seeding is unlikely to solve anything.
Does/did the service work before reseeding?
Jonathan