Open pjduplooy2022 opened 11 months ago
Use postgres services in your projects so that you dont have to rely statically on database location and port.
Hi
My .env file says this:
LIZMAP_PROJECTS=/home/pieter/lizmap-docker-compose/lizmap/instances LIZMAP_DIR=/home/pieter/lizmap-docker-compose/lizmap LIZMAP_UID=1000 LIZMAP_GID=1000 LIZMAP_VERSION_TAG=3.6 QGIS_VERSION_TAG=3.28 POSTGIS_VERSION=13-3 POSTGRES_PASSWORD=postgres POSTGRES_LIZMAP_DB=lizmap POSTGRES_LIZMAP_USER=lizmap POSTGRES_LIZMAP_PASSWORD=lizmap1234! QGIS_MAP_WORKERS=1 WPS_NUM_WORKERS=1 LIZMAP_PORT=127.0.0.1:8090 OWS_PORT=127.0.0.1:8091 WPS_PORT=127.0.0.1:8092 POSTGIS_PORT=127.0.0.1:5432 POSTGIS_ALIAS=db.lizmap
I have used the .pg_service example from https://github.com/3liz/lizmap-web-client/tree/master/tests, and mine reads as follows:
[lizmapdb] host=localhost port=5432 user=lizmap password=lizmap1234!
I can add a layer in PostGIS, (public schema) but it still shows empty.
I can toggle it in the lizmap plugin, set for editing etc, but always empty.
Is-this issue still relevant ?
Hi guys
This is not really an issue, but I am using lizmap docker compose with success on a linux box, but am a bit confused on which database (port number etc) do I use to be able to edit layers in lizmap web client. I use the lizmap plugin in QGIS
I have tried the db that is part of the lizmap docker compose stack, as well as my own db.
I see the layer label in my project, but no data.
Any help would be appreciated.
I use the naturalgis lizmap stack on Windows without any problems, as my DB is used by lizmap.
Regards
Pieter