Thank you for the detailed answer! This means that the solution for issue #67 is probably not incorporated (0.81.0 is from September 14th 2012).
I've now opened another osm2pgsql-issue [1] for this, because I find it unlikely that issue #67 is causing this. Because I don't know, what goes wrong inside osm2pgsql, I called it somewhat generic "Multipolygon error". But as Tom pointed out, even if the issue gets fixed, the resulting rendering glitch will probably stay. Does anyone have an idea, if there is a way to resolve the rendering glitch? Manual fix of the database? Some special editing move (maybe deleting the relation and creating it newly)? Florian [1]: https://github.com/openstreetmap/osm2pgsql/issues/215 Am 17.11.2014 um 16:01 schrieb Andy Allan: > On 17 November 2014 12:16, Florian Schäfer <[email protected]> wrote: > >> What version of osm2pgsql is running on the main osm.org-tileserver? > Tom has already answered (0.81.0), but here's a longer explanation for > anyone who is interested. This is how I went about finding the answer > :-) > > The server configurations are managed by chef, so the place to start > is with the chef configuration repository at > http://git.openstreetmap.org/chef.git/ , which is mirrored at > https://github.com/openstreetmap/chef > > Each component is normally managed by a cookbook, so I had a look in > the cookbooks directory for one for osm2pgsql. Since there isn't, I > searched for osm2pgsql and found in the "tile" cookbook the line > 'package "osm2pgsql"', which shows that osm2pgsql is being installed > from packages. I doubt that we're using the stock Ubuntu package, so I > had a look in the "apt" cookbook "recipe/default.rb" for any PPA > definitions, and found http://ppa.launchpad.net/osmadmins/ppa/ubuntu/. > In the 'pool/main/o/osm2pgsql/' there's packages there with 0.81.0 in > the name, so it's a reasonable bet these are the ones being used. > > Cheers, > Andy
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