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i am trying to build a virtual raster with gdalbuildvrt. All my tif files are in one folder named hello. The folder is placed on Desktop. i am using GDAL 2.4. Here is how i am trying to build the virtual raster and the error what i get in the linux terminal:
Desktop$ gdalbuildvrt Vector_district.vrt "hello*.tif"
0...10...20...30...40...50...60...70...80...90...100 - done.
ERROR 4: hello/*.tif: No such file or directory
Warning 1: Can't open hello/*.tif. Skipping it
How can i fix this issue?
linux command-line raster gdal
edited Mar 8 at 10:30
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i am trying to build a virtual raster with gdalbuildvrt. All my tif files are in one folder named hello. The folder is placed on Desktop. i am using GDAL 2.4. Here is how i am trying to build the virtual raster and the error what i get in the linux terminal:
Desktop$ gdalbuildvrt Vector_district.vrt "hello*.tif"
0...10...20...30...40...50...60...70...80...90...100 - done.
ERROR 4: hello/*.tif: No such file or directory
Warning 1: Can't open hello/*.tif. Skipping it
How can i fix this issue?
linux command-line raster gdal
edited Mar 8 at 10:30
jww
54.3k41235516
asked Mar 8 at 8:40
stackerstacker
12
I would say use a forward slash/instead of a backslash. Trygdalbuildvrt vector_district.vr hello/*.tif
– Val
Mar 8 at 9:09
@Val i tried it has no effect. it results in the same error
– stacker
Mar 8 at 9:11
Your error saysrasterize*.tifwhile your call ishello*.tif- make sure that's consistent. Otherwhise try calling from within thehellodirectory
– Val
Mar 8 at 9:15
@Val yea i rename the rasterized directory to hello. i'll edit the question but problem persists.
– stacker
Mar 8 at 9:17
Oh, and loose the quotes forhello/*.tif, they shouldn't be necessary
– Val
Mar 8 at 9:22
|
show 1 more comment
i am trying to build a virtual raster with gdalbuildvrt. All my tif files are in one folder named hello. The folder is placed on Desktop. i am using GDAL 2.4. Here is how i am trying to build the virtual raster and the error what i get in the linux terminal:
Desktop$ gdalbuildvrt Vector_district.vrt "hello*.tif"
0...10...20...30...40...50...60...70...80...90...100 - done.
ERROR 4: hello/*.tif: No such file or directory
Warning 1: Can't open hello/*.tif. Skipping it
How can i fix this issue?
linux command-line raster gdal
edited Mar 8 at 10:30
jww
54.3k41235516
asked Mar 8 at 8:40
stackerstacker
12
i am trying to build a virtual raster with gdalbuildvrt. All my tif files are in one folder named hello. The folder is placed on Desktop. i am using GDAL 2.4. Here is how i am trying to build the virtual raster and the error what i get in the linux terminal:
Desktop$ gdalbuildvrt Vector_district.vrt "hello*.tif"
0...10...20...30...40...50...60...70...80...90...100 - done.
ERROR 4: hello/*.tif: No such file or directory
Warning 1: Can't open hello/*.tif. Skipping it
How can i fix this issue?
linux command-line raster gdal
linux command-line raster gdal
edited Mar 8 at 10:30
jww
54.3k41235516
asked Mar 8 at 8:40
stackerstacker
12
edited Mar 8 at 10:30
jww
54.3k41235516
asked Mar 8 at 8:40
stackerstacker
12
edited Mar 8 at 10:30
jww
54.3k41235516
edited Mar 8 at 10:30
jww
54.3k41235516
edited Mar 8 at 10:30
jww
54.3k41235516
54.3k41235516
asked Mar 8 at 8:40
stackerstacker
12
asked Mar 8 at 8:40
stackerstacker
12
asked Mar 8 at 8:40
stackerstacker
12
12
I would say use a forward slash/instead of a backslash. Trygdalbuildvrt vector_district.vr hello/*.tif
– Val
Mar 8 at 9:09
@Val i tried it has no effect. it results in the same error
– stacker
Mar 8 at 9:11
Your error saysrasterize*.tifwhile your call ishello*.tif- make sure that's consistent. Otherwhise try calling from within thehellodirectory
– Val
Mar 8 at 9:15
@Val yea i rename the rasterized directory to hello. i'll edit the question but problem persists.
– stacker
Mar 8 at 9:17
Oh, and loose the quotes forhello/*.tif, they shouldn't be necessary
– Val
Mar 8 at 9:22
|
show 1 more comment
I would say use a forward slash/instead of a backslash. Trygdalbuildvrt vector_district.vr hello/*.tif
– Val
Mar 8 at 9:09
@Val i tried it has no effect. it results in the same error
– stacker
Mar 8 at 9:11
Your error saysrasterize*.tifwhile your call ishello*.tif- make sure that's consistent. Otherwhise try calling from within thehellodirectory
– Val
Mar 8 at 9:15
@Val yea i rename the rasterized directory to hello. i'll edit the question but problem persists.
– stacker
Mar 8 at 9:17
Oh, and loose the quotes forhello/*.tif, they shouldn't be necessary
– Val
Mar 8 at 9:22
I would say use a forward slash
/ instead of a backslash. Try gdalbuildvrt vector_district.vr hello/*.tif– Val
Mar 8 at 9:09
I would say use a forward slash
/ instead of a backslash. Try gdalbuildvrt vector_district.vr hello/*.tif– Val
Mar 8 at 9:09
@Val i tried it has no effect. it results in the same error
– stacker
Mar 8 at 9:11
@Val i tried it has no effect. it results in the same error
– stacker
Mar 8 at 9:11
Your error says
rasterize*.tif while your call is hello*.tif - make sure that's consistent. Otherwhise try calling from within the hello directory– Val
Mar 8 at 9:15
Your error says
rasterize*.tif while your call is hello*.tif - make sure that's consistent. Otherwhise try calling from within the hello directory– Val
Mar 8 at 9:15
@Val yea i rename the rasterized directory to hello. i'll edit the question but problem persists.
– stacker
Mar 8 at 9:17
@Val yea i rename the rasterized directory to hello. i'll edit the question but problem persists.
– stacker
Mar 8 at 9:17
Oh, and loose the quotes for
hello/*.tif, they shouldn't be necessary– Val
Mar 8 at 9:22
Oh, and loose the quotes for
hello/*.tif, they shouldn't be necessary– Val
Mar 8 at 9:22
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I would say use a forward slash
/instead of a backslash. Trygdalbuildvrt vector_district.vr hello/*.tif– Val
Mar 8 at 9:09
@Val i tried it has no effect. it results in the same error
– stacker
Mar 8 at 9:11
Your error says
rasterize*.tifwhile your call ishello*.tif- make sure that's consistent. Otherwhise try calling from within thehellodirectory– Val
Mar 8 at 9:15
@Val yea i rename the rasterized directory to hello. i'll edit the question but problem persists.
– stacker
Mar 8 at 9:17
Oh, and loose the quotes for
hello/*.tif, they shouldn't be necessary– Val
Mar 8 at 9:22