[gdal-dev] Calling ogr2ogr via proxy with ntlm authentication

[Tobias Wendorff]

I think you can use „--config GDAL_HTTP_PROXY your-ip“ here.

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Von einem iPhone gesendet und wird daher Fehler enthalten.

> Am 11.08.2020 um 09:21 schrieb <Dirk.Pispers at stadt-koeln.de> <Dirk.Pispers at stadt-koeln.de>:
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> Dear GDAL-List,
>  
> we’re trying to use an QGIS plugin called XPlanung which imports a gml-file into a PostgreSQL/PostGIS database using ogr2ogr.
> On computers with an direct internet connection this works fine, but inside our corporate network all internet traffic runs through a proxy with ntlm authentication.
> In this case the external references in the input gml-file can’t be resolved.
>  
> The ogr2ogr call looks like this:
> cmd.exe /C  ogr2ogr.exe -f PostgreSQL PG:"host=xplanung_test dbname=xplanung_test port=5436 user=xplanung_test_admin password=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" -s_srs EPSG:25832 -t_srs EPSG:25832 -lco SCHEMA=import_test -lco LAUNDER=NO -nlt CONVERT_TO_LINEAR -oo XSD=C:\Users\Pispers\AppData\Roaming\QGIS\QGIS3\profiles\default\python\plugins\xplanung\schema\5.2/XPlanGML.xsd -oo REMOVE_UNUSED_LAYERS=YES GMLAS:C:/Eigene/QGIS/XPlanung/FooBar03.gml
>  
> I’m using GDAL 3.0.4 inside QGIS 3.10.4 an Windows 10.
> In the GDAL documentation I found gdal http options like GDAL_HTTP_PROXY and GDAL_PROXY_AUTH, but I couldn’t find out in what way I can integrate them in my ogr2ogr call.
>  
> I hope anyone can give me a hint or posts an example call.
>  
> Thanks and best regard fron germany
>  
> Dirk Pispers
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