On 9/8/14 2:16 PM, Paul Norman wrote: > On 9/8/2014 10:50 AM, Richard Welty wrote: >> i have the rails port installed (with postgresql) on an ubuntu 14.04 >> instance in the EC2 cloud. i have an extract (made of state boundaries >> taken from TIGER 2013 data using ogr2osm) which i installed in >> the db using osmosis. since osmosis insisted on positive ids i flipped >> the sign on the extract before installing (using -read-xml and >> -write-apidb) >> > > cc'ing dev@ since this is more of a dev issues than a talk issue. > > ogr2osm has some hidden shoot-self-in-foot options for this situation, > --positive-id, --add-version, and --add-timestamp. These are hidden > because they are quite specialized, and can seriously screw up live > OSM data if misused. > i read some of the commentary on them but since the underlying documentation on the schemas seems a little sketchy i wasn't quite sure how it all fit together. > For the changeset, I'd take a PR to ogr2osm to add a --changeset > option that allows you to specify a changeset. It should be basically > a copy/paste of --add-version. > > Otherwise, some SQL could change the changeset number to 1. > > If you're just doing state boundaries, the easiest way might be to > create an account on the instance and upload to it with conventional tools is there a way to have the instance just use existing OSM credentials for accounts?
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