D4Science Infrastructure

About the DB part: do we need any new database or do we stay with the old ones?

We stay with the old ones for now.

This is strange :
I can see from the log lines like "19 Mar 19:09:24 INFO [org.geoserver] - Loaded layer 'geo_fea_plateaus'" (grepped "Loaded layer" and found 21858 similar lines)
But I can't see any workspace/store/layer/style in geoserver GUI

(I.E. layer preview http://geoserver1-t.pre.d4science.org/geoserver/web/wicket/bookmarkable/org.geoserver.web.demo.MapPreviewPage?10)

Different outcome in geoserver2-d-dev (as tested in #10957) we can see loaded layers at http://geoserver2-d.dev.d4science.org/geoserver/web/wicket/bookmarkable/org.geoserver.web.demo.MapPreviewPage?1

@vincenzo.terrano@eng.it Did you perform any other task then copying the data directory in geoserver2-d.dev?

I just replaced the data_dir folder after setting the user reader gcube.

@fabio.sinibaldi@isti.cnr.it did you try to move all the data directory contents up one level, as I wrote in #11442 ?

I'm gonna trying it now.. it seems strange, 'cause layers seem to be loaded, but it's worth a try since it seems it's the only difference with #10957

I'm having some conflicts. I think geoserver modified the folder structure when it started. Probably copying again the folder from the source geoserver is best. @andrea.dellamico@isti.cnr.it can you do that, please?

As I'm out of town until Thursday it's maybe better if you do it by yourself.

Stop the geoserver running in geoserver1-t.pre.d4science.org
Log into geoserver-dev.d4science-ii.research-infrastructures.eu as gcube user and then run:

cd /home/gcube/tomcat/webapps/geoserver/data
rsync -av --delete  * geoserver1-t.pre.d4science.org:/srv/geoserver_data/data

The same for geoserver1-d-d4s.d4science.org if needed

ok, thanks a lot.

What was the matter? So if we need to copy the geoserver data again, we know how to do it properly.

I just restarted the service after performing the rsync, so I'd say the problem was only the wrong destination path of the copy process.