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<p>Hi All, and Happy Thanksgiving!</p>
<p>This is probably a silly question but here is the situation I am
in with OGR.</p>
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<li>I had to reinstall a QEMU virtual machine with <b>CodeServer</b>
installed. The OS is Alma Linux 9.5.</li>
<li>My main coding environment is <b>R</b> and I am performing a
lot of geospatial operations on a <b>Postgis</b> database.</li>
<li>So, I installed GDAL because it is needed by the <b>sf</b>
plugin of R -- a toolbox for geospatial operations in R.</li>
<li>I also need OGR to <b>import GPX files into the Postgis
database</b>. I execute something like:<br>
`ogr2ogr -skipfailures -append -update -f 'PostgreSQL' -t_srs
'EPSG:4326' 'PG: host=<internal_host> port=5432
dbname=<dbname> user=<username>
password=<pwd>' -nln `</li>
<li>BUT since I reinstalled GDAL, when executing the GPX importg
procedure, I get this error:</li>
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<p>```log</p>
<p>ERROR 6: OGR/GPX driver has not been built with read support.
Expat library required<br>
FAILURE:<br>
Unable to open datasource `/mnt/gps/20241127-C.gpx' with the
following drivers.<br>
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<p>```</p>
<p>I have reinstalled the `expat` library but it did not help.</p>
<p>What have I done wrong?</p>
<p>Thank you for your help,</p>
<p>Stephen<br>
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