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Document ability to send arbitrary HTTP headers to WMTS etc. sites #2052
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I can read from https://gdal.org/user/virtual_file_systems.html
This config option is not listed in https://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/ConfigOptions. I wonder if it affects only vsi* systems or would it work also with the drivers which are using curl. If it does not work then perhaps re-using GDAL_HTTP_HEADER_FILE could be the way to implement the support. |
Ah, good catch that can indeed work:
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Just one of the many places needed to be fixed for OSGeo#2052 . P.S., UNTESTED.
One of the fixes for OSGeo#2052
For OSGeo#2052. UNTESTED by me.
…vis] [skip appveyor] Just one of the many places needed to be fixed for #2052 . P.S., UNTESTED.
…vis] [skip appveyor] One of the fixes for #2052
…ip travis] [skip appveyor] For #2052. UNTESTED by me.
Example from OSGeo#2052 to assist with OSGeo#2571 . P.S., :decl_configoption: is not getting parsed for me. Please fix it. Yes, I used U+0060 GRAVE ACCENT
Helping to finish OSGeo#2571 via guess as how example from OSGeo#2052 works. No I cannot tell if this will format correctly when rendered in HTML.
@jidanni is this now documented well enough? |
Add an example of how to add a cookie to a request. Thanks. |
https://gdal.org/drivers/raster/wmts.html features many HTTP headers one can send in a request.
However one never knows when a site might need some other arbitrary header to get it to respond.
E.g., "Cookie: ...."
Therefore please add the ability to add arbitrary HTTP headers to WMTS etc. sites.
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