[mapserver-users] Ignoring top level settings

Alexandre.Laplante at statcan.gc.ca Alexandre.Laplante at statcan.gc.ca
Thu Jun 11 16:25:31 EDT 2009


I I've discovered that the base layer rendering as jpg was a problem with my openlayers, not mapserver. However, I still can't change my top-level projection or extent. Any help is greatly appreciated.
 
Thank you.
 
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From: mapserver-users-bounces at lists.osgeo.org [mailto:mapserver-users-bounces at lists.osgeo.org] On Behalf Of Alexandre.Laplante at statcan.gc.ca
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Subject: [mapserver-users] Ignoring top level settings



	Hello list, 

	It seems as though my top level settings in my mapfile are being ignored. No matter what I put as projection, the output doesn't change (unless it's an invalid projection). Changing the values of EXTENT doesn't change anything either, as my map always starts zoomed out very far. I also have not been able to make my base layer output as anything other than jpg.

	I have a feeling that this is related to an invalid /tmp/ location in the mapfile. I have not been able to write the location of the /tmp/ folder (it's on the root of my c: drive) in a way that mapserver will use it.

	Apart from these things, everything works fine. I've been able to sort of counter-act the projection ignoring by telling mapserver that the layer's projection has lat_0=-49 when in fact, it is in epsg:43204 meaning lat_0=49.

	I've attached my mapfile. 

	Thanks in advance, 
	Alexandre Laplante
	Étudiant Co-op / Co-op Student
	Division de l'Agriculture / Agriculture Division
	Statistique Canada / Statistics Canada
	170 Tunney's Pasture Driveway
	Éd. Jean-Talon, 12è étage D1 / Jean-Talon Building, 12th floor D1
	Ottawa, Ontario 
	<<alex.map>> 

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