[las_users] Re: Las Configuration

Thank you so much Roland.... I will try to solve google map problem first and then what about thredds server setting ?

yes? set data "http://opendap.deltares.nl/thredds/dodsC/opendap/test/slash4.nc"

works with external dongle but with proxy this does not.

Dona

On Monday, December 9, 2013 10:03 PM, Roland Schweitzer - NOAA Affiliate <roland.schweitzer@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

On Mon, Dec 9, 2013 at 10:21 AM, Don DNA <don_vbe@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

But my problem is about proxy setting for google map, thredds and creating virtual host, I have created tar carefully, I am confident about it, where is proxy setting for google map ?

The map URL is http://vmap0.tiles.osgeo.org/wms/vmap0.

How one host can serve 2 url request ?

If I type las.domain.org on browser it should connect to hostname xyz.domain.org and should server UI.xml thats las and if I type xyz.domain.org then some other server page it should forward.

Once you have set up your sever with the single host and proxy, how you set up the second URL to forward is pretty standard Web server configuration. You probably even do it from a simple redirect in an index file if you just want to redirect the root URL.

This is really outside of my area of expertise so maybe some other folks on the list have some suggestions they can share.

Roland

Thanks in advance.

Dona

On Monday, December 9, 2013 9:30 PM, Roland Schweitzer - NOAA Affiliate <roland.schweitzer@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

Here's the procedure I recommend for moving or upgrading an LAS installation.
Move your $TOMCAT_HOME/content/las directory some place safe.
Begin with the LAS distribution tar file and follow the installation instructions paying careful attention to how you answer the questions about the host name and the use of the proxy.
Verify the installation and the proxy work as you want them to using the default data sets.
Copy your data set configuration files into the new $TOMCAT_HOME/content/las/conf/server directory and edit the las.xml file to replace the default data sets with your data sets.
As long as you keep a copy of your $TOMCAT_HOME/contents/las directory safe you can get your new LAS configured.

Roland

On Sun, Dec 8, 2013 at 9:00 AM, Don DNA <don_vbe@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thank you developers for contributing wonderful web application.

I am having following problem kindly help to solve it.

1. We have proxy server address is 192.x.y.z,and port is 8900, because of proxy on left side page google map(lat and long selection) is not coming and in Ferret I can't connect to OpenDap url when I am using LAN connection with proxy,even though my /etc/apt/apt.conf is configured for proxy like this for http,ftp,https,sock

Acquire::http:proxy "http://user:pass@192.x.y.z:8900

but if I use external dongle I can see google map as well as I can connect to OpenDap url in ferret. Please guide me what settings I need to do.

2. I had configured LAS with hostname abc.domain.org last time, but now I want to move LAS from hostname abc.domain.org to xyz.domain.org, for this I have created tar of tomcat contents,webapps,etc successfully.

Here I don't want to run again ./configure script in /las directory,and even I don't want to change xyz.domain.org to abc.domain.org, I searched in google about virtual host I really didn't succeed. Whether it is possible to retain abc.domain.com after transferring to new server xyz.domain.org ?

tomcat is using port 80 on abc.domain.org
apache2 is using port 8080 on abc.domain.org

port will be same for new server xyz.domain.org, but I want to serve page request of both abc.domain.org server that is LAS and xyz.domain.org is some other server in single host (xyz.domain.org).

Please developers guide me, I have come with lots of hope to this userlist.

Thank you.

Regards,

Dona Clara.