[OSM-dev] mapnik projection problems?
Hi Seeing an issue with mapnik rendering of our map in Bethlehem. Bethlehem is located at about 31.717, 35.2. http://westbank.freemap.in/?lat=31.717lon=35.2zoom=11layers=B However Bethlehem is showing up at a lower latitude in the mapnik rendering. http://westbank.freemap.in/?lat=31.523lon=35.179zoom=11layers=B Our data is definitely in the correct spot, it's the rendering that's off. I suppose this is a projection misconfiguration in mapnik or mod_tile. Does anyone have any hints on what specifically I should look at? Thanks Mikel___ dev mailing list dev@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/dev
Re: [OSM-dev] mapnik projection problems?
2008/8/15 Mikel Maron [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi Seeing an issue with mapnik rendering of our map in Bethlehem. Bethlehem is located at about 31.717, 35.2. http://westbank.freemap.in/?lat=31.717lon=35.2zoom=11layers=B However Bethlehem is showing up at a lower latitude in the mapnik rendering. http://westbank.freemap.in/?lat=31.523lon=35.179zoom=11layers=B Our data is definitely in the correct spot, it's the rendering that's off. I suppose this is a projection misconfiguration in mapnik or mod_tile. Does anyone have any hints on what specifically I should look at? Which version of osm2pgsql do you use? The common problem with older versions is forgetting to supply the '-m' option while importing the data. This option is enabled by default in later versions. -- Jon ___ dev mailing list dev@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/dev
Re: [OSM-dev] mapnik projection problems?
From: Jon Burgess [EMAIL PROTECTED] Seeing an issue with mapnik rendering of our map in Bethlehem. Bethlehem is located at about 31.717, 35.2. http://westbank.freemap.in/?lat=31.717lon=35.2zoom=11layers=B However Bethlehem is showing up at a lower latitude in the mapnik rendering. http://westbank.freemap.in/?lat=31.523lon=35.179zoom=11layers=B Our data is definitely in the correct spot, it's the rendering that's off. I suppose this is a projection misconfiguration in mapnik or mod_tile. Does anyone have any hints on what specifically I should look at? Which version of osm2pgsql do you use? The common problem with older versions is forgetting to supply the '-m' option while importing the data. This option is enabled by default in later versions. Yes, it's an older version, and '-m' wasn't being used. However, now there's no map data being displayed at all! ___ dev mailing list dev@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/dev
Re: [OSM-dev] mapnik projection problems?
2008/8/15 Mikel Maron [EMAIL PROTECTED]: From: Jon Burgess [EMAIL PROTECTED] Seeing an issue with mapnik rendering of our map in Bethlehem. Bethlehem is located at about 31.717, 35.2. http://westbank.freemap.in/?lat=31.717lon=35.2zoom=11layers=B However Bethlehem is showing up at a lower latitude in the mapnik rendering. http://westbank.freemap.in/?lat=31.523lon=35.179zoom=11layers=B Our data is definitely in the correct spot, it's the rendering that's off. I suppose this is a projection misconfiguration in mapnik or mod_tile. Does anyone have any hints on what specifically I should look at? Which version of osm2pgsql do you use? The common problem with older versions is forgetting to supply the '-m' option while importing the data. This option is enabled by default in later versions. Yes, it's an older version, and '-m' wasn't being used. However, now there's no map data being displayed at all! If you are running the import as a different user to the renderer then you may need to grant select access on the planet_osm_* tables to the user doing the rendering (or 'public'). The current code does this automatically, the version you are using might not. You also need to make sure you restart the render daemon after reloading the data. -- Jon ___ dev mailing list dev@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/dev
Re: [OSM-dev] mapnik projection problems?
However, now there's no map data being displayed at all! If you are running the import as a different user to the renderer then you may need to grant select access on the planet_osm_* tables to the user doing the rendering (or 'public'). The current code does this automatically, the version you are using might not. You also need to make sure you restart the render daemon after reloading the data. restarting renderd after import did the trick thanks Jon!___ dev mailing list dev@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/dev
