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unable to use postgis_raster extension: GDAL Drivers Disabled #1347
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@lookevink thank you for reporting this issue. I wanted to ask where you experienced this problem? Are you experiencing this issue in a hosted version of supabase, or are you running supabase/postgres server locally on your machine/deployed to a server? |
@samrose thank you for the prompt response! hosted version |
@lookevink when using this query
Where did you upload to the raster.tif file to? Do you have an example raster.tif that I could test this out with? Testing locally GDAL seems to be working and loading raster files with this query. However, I wanted to test on hosted version following the same approach you are taking and similar file if you don't mind sharing how you uploaded your file, and an example of a file you need to work in this insert? Thank you! |
I'm also struggling to enable gdal drivers on hosted. I'm not reading from a file, but rather trying to ST_FromGDALRaster on a hex string literal derived from a GeoTiff buffer from an API. |
Bug report
Describe the bug
I am working with large climate datasets and need to optimize using PostGIS Raster. Both
PostGIS
andPostGIS_Raster
extensions are enabled, as confirmed by SELECT PostGIS_Full_Version(), which indicates proper versions for PostGIS, GDAL, and Raster. However, when attempting to insert raster data using ST_FromGDALRaster, I encounter the error rt_util_gdal_open: Cannot open file. All GDAL drivers disabled, suggesting that GDAL drivers are not correctly enabled despite proper setup. I'm also unable to enable the extensions w/o superuser permissionTo Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior, please provide code snippets or a repository:
Steps to Reproduce
• Install PostgreSQL 15 and PostGIS 3.3.2.
• Ensure GDAL (version 3.8.5 or compatible) is installed.
Run the following query to confirm PostGIS and GDAL are properly installed:
SELECT PostGIS_Full_Version();
getting:
POSTGIS="3.3.2" [...] GDAL="GDAL 3.8.5" [...] RASTER
Use the following query with appropriate values:
The error rt_util_gdal_open: Cannot open file. All GDAL drivers disabled is thrown.
Expected behavior
data is inserted
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.
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