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Setting G3W cache caused worker exit #992

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zamuzakki opened this issue Dec 17, 2024 · 0 comments
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Setting G3W cache caused worker exit #992

zamuzakki opened this issue Dec 17, 2024 · 0 comments
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Subject of the issue

I am trying to use cache in G3W using default settings. After configuring the settings, the Django worker exits instead and the layer is not loading.

Before setting up cache, it looked like this
Screenshot_20241217_102619

After setting cache, the layer disappear
Screenshot_20241217_103729

An error occured with these logs
error.log

Steps to reproduce

  1. Go to project list in one of the group.

  2. Click "Layers" in one of the project.
    Screenshot_20241217_140756

  3. In one of the layers, click "Caching layer"
    Screenshot_20241217_140611

  4. Set caching layer like these (choose one). Click OK.
    Screenshot_20241217_141135
    Screenshot_20241217_141108

  5. Load the map by clicking "Show the map"
    image

  6. See that the cached layer is not loading and the worker exits.

Environment

  • g3w-admin: v3.7.10
  • g3w-client: 3.10.1
  • browser: Firefox 133.0
  • operating system: Kubuntu 23.10 Desktop

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