Hi all,
I am using the following command
osm2pgsql -c -v -E 27700 -d osm -U postgres
lancs-cumbria-080423.osm.bz2
but for somereason, my database has all the tables in it, but all the
"geometry tables" (roads, etc) are empty.
Can anyone help by explaining why, and how to get round this pleas
hi,
i am playing with the idea of providing "real time" error checking on
osm data. usually one would use the XAPI. but since it is unreliable and
obviously misses data and it seems no one really cares (no ansers to
questions about that matters on the mailing list - at least not
satisfying ones) o
On 03/07/09 14:01, Gary68 wrote:
> i am playing with the idea of providing "real time" error checking on
> osm data. usually one would use the XAPI. but since it is unreliable and
> obviously misses data and it seems no one really cares (no ansers to
> questions about that matters on the mailing l
ok,
then maybe we have to try :-) but of course i could implement some speed
bumps and maybe it would even be enough to do the checks once a day. and
maybe then we can find a time slot. let's see.
the checks i would run would include
- touch checks (nearly touching nodes/ways, improperly not con
On Fri, 3 Jul 2009, Tobias Wendorff wrote:
>> As a programmers guideline it should be generally clear from now on that
>> no EastNorth are stored somewhere (except temporary), but always the
>> corresponding LatLon values.
>
> That's bad news. How can I access them temporarily?
>
> Is it still pos
Firstly, I've moved this discussion to dev. Please continue it there where
it belongs.
Secondly, nothing is done within OSM on a whim. As others have said, a plan
is produced and if there is widespread agreement it gets implemented when
those that give their time can schedule it to do what's neces
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Andy Robinson (blackadder-lists) wrote:
> So, point me and everyone else to the wiki page where this issue is already
> presented. At the moment I see http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/IPv6 which
> doesn't give one jot of information. It needs layin
Gary68 wrote:
> - touch checks (nearly touching nodes/ways, improperly not connected)
> - cross checks (crossings of highways on same layer, without bridge,
> tunnel etc.)
> - roundabout check, direction
> - maybe more...
Just checking, have you seen:
http://keepright.ipax.at/
?
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Jonathan (
On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 2:01 PM, Gary68 wrote:
> hi,
>
> i am playing with the idea of providing "real time" error checking on
> osm data. usually one would use the XAPI. but since it is unreliable and
> obviously misses data and it seems no one really cares (no ansers to
> questions about that ma
Hello,
> i am playing with the idea of providing "real time" error checking on
> osm data. usually one would use the XAPI. but since it is unreliable and
> obviously misses data and it seems no one really cares (no ansers to
> questions about that matters on the mailing list - at least not
> satis
Hmm, I'm not sure I'm equipped to do that.
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 7:47 PM, Brett Henderson wrote:
> I don't mind really. I only make them available as a convenience so people
> don't need to run the rails migrations themselves. I don't want to put much
> effort into maintaining them so I just
Hi,
I'm revisiting some of my old OSM reader/writer code and I'm wondering
about the "visible" attribute for OSM XML tags. Looking at the
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Data_Primitives I now understand it
specifies whether the element is actually present in the database, but
I'm wondering
there is more or less constantly talk about non-responding XAPI. and we
discovered several times that elements are missing in XAPI output.
and XAPIs were slow in the past.
one question was: when would XAPI be back online a few days ago. did i
miss the answer?
basically at the moment it seems you
Gary
The main XAPI server (hypercube) went down on June 6th for an unknown
reason. It failed to restart (hanging in GRUB) which took some time to
resolve.
The server was finally restarted a few days ago. I am now resynchronising
the database to a) catch up with changes since June 6th and b) to d
Hi,
operating a own mapnik-tiles-generating server I needed a script which
re-renders expired tiles in an easy way based on the expired-list
osm2pgsql creates optionally. To avoid confusion and due to the rewrite
done I called it mtilegenerator.py. First information about it and the
code you may f
hi,
thanks for the information!
gary68
Am Freitag, den 03.07.2009, 18:11 +0100 schrieb 80n:
> Gary
> The main XAPI server (hypercube) went down on June 6th for an unknown
> reason. It failed to restart (hanging in GRUB) which took some time
> to resolve.
>
> The server was finally restarted
80n wrote:
> Performance is a function of the speed of the server and demand.
> Generally demand is always high and the server is used for other
> services as well. The solution to this is lots more servers.
Perhaps we should initiate a new OSM donation drive for XAPI servers?
After all, one o
Grant
What's the spec of the old dev server?
80n
On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 10:29 PM, Grant Slater wrote:
> I am happy to organise something like this. Alternative would be to
> use a portion of a new dev server for this or dedicate the retired dev
> hardware to XAPI.
>
> / Grant
>
> On 7/3/09, Igo
2009/7/3 80n <80n...@gmail.com>:
> Grant
> What's the spec of the old dev server?
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Servers/dev
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So good with me, we should get it some new SATA disks too? Community
any recommendations? (WD Raptor H maybe?) RAID1
But the first thing should be to get a new dev server.
/ Grant
2009/7/4 Jon Burgess :
> 2009/7/3 80n <80n...@gmail.com>:
>> Grant
>> What's the spec of the old dev server?
>
> ht
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