On Fri, Jul 15, 2011 at 11:37 AM, Graham Jones wrote:
> Parveen,
> Have a look at the first bit of the source code. I think the default
> location is specified there.
>
> I think my first reply was wrong - it is an environment variable, not a
> command line parameter, but you will see that when y
Parveen,
Have a look at the first bit of the source code. I think the default
location is specified there.
I think my first reply was wrong - it is an environment variable, not a
command line parameter, but you will see that when you look at the top of
the file.
Graham
from my phone
On 15 Jul
On Fri, Jul 15, 2011 at 10:14 AM, Graham Jones wrote:
> Hi Parveen,
> You do not say which program you are using to generate your tiles, so it is
> difficult to answer.
>
> I think you are using generate_tiles.py?
Yes, I am using generate_tiles.py
> In which case there is a command
> line parame
Hi Parveen,
You do not say which program you are using to generate your tiles, so it is
difficult to answer.
I think you are using generate_tiles.py? In which case there is a command
line parameter to specify the output directory. If you are thinking of a
different program, please say which one.
Hi Markus,
Thanks for the suggestion - I will take a look at it!
Andy
On 7/14/2011 3:41 PM, mar...@gmx.eu wrote:
> Hi Andy,
>
> there is another program which I would expect to be significantly faster.
> However, it has two disadvantages:
> 1. It's new, it still may have bugs.
> 2. It lacks in
Hello Everyone,
I was generating tiles for OSM Tile Server, by default tiles are being
generated into
/home/username/bin/mapnik
>From which file I can change the path to generate them in some other directory?
Thank You.
--
Parveen Arora
www.parveenarora.in
E-Mail: m...@parveenarora.in
Hi Andy,
there is another program which I would expect to be significantly faster.
However, it has two disadvantages:
1. It's new, it still may have bugs.
2. It lacks in the ability to write PBF and uses .osm or the efficient but less
common .o5m format instead.
Nevertheless, it could be worth
Devs,
The dev server (errol) will not be available this weekend due to power
maintenance work at hosts.
Further details and list of servers involved here:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Power_Maintenance_Q3_2011
www.osm.org and API are NOT affected.
/ Grant
Part of Sysadmin Team.
_
On Thu, 14 Jul 2011 12:38:02 +0100, Andrew Ayre wrote:
With my 766MB change file the original merge command that I posted
takes
106 minutes.
By using Jochen's merge command with buffers and the same change file
it
now takes 58 minutes!
I knew about the possibility of buffers but I never tri
On 7/14/2011 9:26 AM, Jochen Topf wrote:
> Its almost certainly CPU. Try
> dd if=planet-latest.osm.pbf of=copy.osm.pbf bs=1M
> and you'll see how fast the files can be copied. Thats the time needed for the
> disk. Everything else is CPU.
>
>> Does this merge time seem right/reasonable? Are there a
On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 09:04:03AM +0100, Andrew Ayre wrote:
> If I download the latest set of hourly changes and merge them into
> planet.osm.pbf using osmosis, this always takes about two hours to complete:
>
> osmosis --read-xml-change changes.osc --read-bin planet-latest.osm.pbf
> --apply-chan
2011/7/14 Andrew Ayre :
> If I download the latest set of hourly changes and merge them into
> planet.osm.pbf using osmosis, this always takes about two hours to complete:
Try to merge change files first, and then apply them as one change file.
--
Darafei "Komяpa" Praliaskouski
OSM BY Team
xmpp:
On 14/07/2011 09:04, Andrew Ayre wrote:
Does this merge time seem right/reasonable? Are there any approaches or
tricks I am missing that can speed it up?
No idea if it's reasonable, but you could try having multiple disks
involved somehow -- either as an array, or by having source and
destinat
Hi,
If I download the latest set of hourly changes and merge them into
planet.osm.pbf using osmosis, this always takes about two hours to complete:
osmosis --read-xml-change changes.osc --read-bin planet-latest.osm.pbf
--apply-change --write-bin planet-new.osm.pbf
This is on an Ubuntu-based quad
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