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Stderr: Unable to find driver `PostgreSQL'. #17

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songololo opened this issue Oct 15, 2015 · 1 comment
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Stderr: Unable to find driver `PostgreSQL'. #17

songololo opened this issue Oct 15, 2015 · 1 comment
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When using the OS Translator 2 plugin on a Mac, using the MacPorts build of QGIS, I get the following error:

Warning: 1 import jobs failed:

Args: ['-overwrite', '-f', 'PostgreSQL', '--config', 'PG_USE_COPY', 'YES', '--config', 'GML_GFS_TEMPLATE', '/var/folders/0r/l9p6w_m13sg6g4qjlm51c6c80000gn/T/1444929125.65.gfs', "PG:dbname='shongololo' host='localhost' port='5432' active_schema=public_tmp user='shongololo' password=''", '/vsigzip//Users/shongololo/.qgis2/python/plugins/OSTranslatorII/gfs/OS Mastermap Topography (v7) Pioneer.gz', '-lco', 'OVERWRITE=YES', '-lco', 'SPATIAL_INDEX=OFF', '-lco', 'PRECISION=NO']

Stdout:

Stderr: Unable to find driver `PostgreSQL'.

The following drivers are available:

-> `PCIDSK'

-> `PDF'

-> `ESRI Shapefile'

-> `MapInfo File'

-> `UK .NTF'

-> `OGR_SDTS'

-> `S57'

-> `DGN'

-> `OGR_VRT'

-> `REC'

-> `Memory'

-> `BNA'

-> `CSV'

-> `GML'

-> `GPX'

-> `KML'

-> `GeoJSON'

-> `OGR_GMT'

-> `WAsP'

-> `OpenFileGDB'

-> `XPlane'

-> `DXF'

-> `Heoconcept'

-> `GeoRSS'

-> `GPSTrackMaker'

-> `PGDUMP'

-> `GPSBabel'

-> `SUA'

-> `OpenAir'

-> `OGR_PDS'

-> `HTF'

-> `AeronavFAA'

-> `EDIGEO'

-> `SVG'

-> `Idrisi'

-> `ARCGEN'

-> `SEGUKOOA'

-> `SEGY'

-> `ODS'

-> `XLSX'

-> `SXF'

-> `Selafin'

-> `JML'

-> `TIGER'

-> `AVCBin'

-> `AVCE00'

@mostlyAtNight mostlyAtNight self-assigned this Apr 13, 2016
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Hi there,

From the look of the output, it appears that ogr2ogr that (possibly) shipped with your QGIS instalaltion was not built with support for the PostgreSQL driver (required by os translator).

I would offer to test further but unfortunately do not have access to a mac.

Is there a possibility of raising this issue with the package maintainers of the MacPorts build of QGIS?

Kind regards,

Pete

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