Sids and JP2s over NFS mount?

[peterm]

Greetings-

I have a couple of issues with a new RHEL5 ES6.1 deployment.

I have the sids/jp2s on an NFS cluster, whereas the imagery is organized based on UUID, which is also the filename.
I can navigate the directory structure within the LT browser, but it will not actually display the imagery. Is there something I'm missing?

<Catalog name="NYPL">
<Provider name="file" root="archive" volume="/efs"/>
<Property name="Description">
NYPL Mr. SID Repository
</Property>
</Catalog>

efs is the autofs root, archive is the mount which contains the directory structure.

Thanks.

[rparker]

The daemon user needs read access to the imagery. Did you give the daemon user read access?

[peterm]

The NFS is read open for all production hosts.

If I explicitly direct the browser to the viewer with said image, it shows no image, and no error.

I replied to your email, a couple of times, but felt maybe the issue should be documented here.

Thanks for the help.

[peterm]

Well, looks like the file extension is required in order for this to work. This does not work in our environment.

Is there a URL var that I can use to specify what type of file it is?

We have a presentation system that serves these up so I can figure out what type of file it is in that.

[rparker]

Do I understand correctly that you do not have the .sid or .jp2 extension on your files?

If so, the extension is required. As far as I know there is no workaround for that.