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For the current JPEG2000 implementation, iipsrv does indeed slice up the image into tiles, but this slicing is very efficient due to the existence of precincts and progressive resolution encoding...

> Is there an official release of iipsrv 1.1 in Docker? No, there's no official one. It would be a good idea to have one - I'll look into it....

For errors such as the strip writing errors in CVT.cc, I've leaned throughout the code towards allowing the server to continue working and providing some sort of output even if...

> Thus, the broken image gets cached downstream and persists for a longer time than it should. The new file_error checks I added should result in a HTTP 404 error,...

Yes, I guess this could be added. Which service properties are you interested in supporting? I presume things like the [physical dimensions service property](http://iiif.io/api/annex/services/#physical-dimensions)? Resolution info is often included in...

How about something like this for iipsrv.service on Debian or Ubuntu? You should change the ExecStart path depending on your iipsrv binary location for other distributions: ``` [Unit] Description=IIPImage server...

Thanks @ahankinson, I wasn't aware supervisor had a native FCGI runner. Looks like a nice option for running iipsrv. I'll add a section on this topic to the website documentation.

What does it say in the iipsrv log file when you run it from the command line? `./iipsrv.fcgi --bind /run/iipsrv.sock` If it successfully created the socket, you should see a...

The interpolation startup variable cannot change during runtime, so you will always use bilinear interpolation. When you say "resized", are you referring to the thumbnail image on the page you...

Thanks @nicolasfranck for the fixes. There was just a rounding issue to resolve, but this now looks good.