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Everything works as expected with files is hosted on amazon s3 (testing out with files from openaerialmaps). Now, when I download the whole file, and serve it from another host, and get the following error in the console (I get a 404 in the browser) :
rasterio.errors.RasterioIOError: '/vsicurl/https://[...].tif' not recognized as a supported file format.
I inspected the responses using curl, and couldn't find a significant difference, neither in the response headers nor in the data. In particular, the other server also seems to correctly support byte ranges.
Is there some S3 specific logic ? Or are (as said in the readme) all type of http hosts supported ? Any idea of what could be wrong, or how to debug this ?
Thanks !!
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As Sean suggested on the rasterio list, try running in debug mode.
If I had to guess (I'm going to ;-), I'd say that the problem is that your HTTP host doesn't support Range requests, which are necessary for partial reads of remote images.
Hi !
Everything works as expected with files is hosted on amazon s3 (testing out with files from openaerialmaps). Now, when I download the whole file, and serve it from another host, and get the following error in the console (I get a 404 in the browser) :
I inspected the responses using curl, and couldn't find a significant difference, neither in the response headers nor in the data. In particular, the other server also seems to correctly support byte ranges.
Is there some S3 specific logic ? Or are (as said in the readme) all type of http hosts supported ? Any idea of what could be wrong, or how to debug this ?
Thanks !!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: