On Sun, 2009-12-13 at 12:41 +, Shaun McDonald wrote:
> There are some additional hints on the following wiki page:
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Mapnik#Loading_Data
>
> I'm sure other people on the list will be able to add more than me on tuning
> postgres. You should expect it to take
> Currently I need about four days for importing the whole planet file. Is
> that a normal computing time? The bottleneck seems to be the database
> (PostgreSQL). Are there any hints for the database configuration? For
> conversion I use a quadcore machine with 8GB RAM. Data files are
> located on
There are some additional hints on the following wiki page:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Mapnik#Loading_Data
I'm sure other people on the list will be able to add more than me on tuning
postgres. You should expect it to take a day or two to load if the disks are
slow. There are a few discu
Many thanks for fast and valuable responses. One more open question I have.
Currently I need about four days for importing the whole planet file. Is
that a normal computing time? The bottleneck seems to be the database
(PostgreSQL). Are there any hints for the database configuration? For
conve
Hi,
Lennard wrote:
> I thought that was fixed, and the dump now runs in a transaction?
No; many seem to think it is fixed but simple inspection of the current
planet file tells you that the highest node id therein is 583444559
(added 2009-12-09T01:19:27Z), whereas the highest *referenced* node
On 13 Dec 2009, at 10:47, Lennard wrote:
> Frederik Ramm wrote:
>
>> The planet files do not have referential integrity. Because the ways are
>> dumped long after the nodes, if someone creates a new way plus new nodes
>> some time during the planet dump creation, the new way will be in the
>>
Frederik Ramm wrote:
> The planet files do not have referential integrity. Because the ways are
> dumped long after the nodes, if someone creates a new way plus new nodes
> some time during the planet dump creation, the new way will be in the
> dump but the new nodes will not.
I thought that w
Hi,
Frank Bielig wrote:
> I want to setup up an own OSM server as a mirror. Therefore I downloaded
> the planet file (2009/12/02) and used osmosis for import with following
> command line:
The planet files do not have referential integrity. Because the ways are
dumped long after the nodes, if
Hallo,
I want to setup up an own OSM server as a mirror. Therefore I downloaded
the planet file (2009/12/02) and used osmosis for import with following
command line:
bzcat '/data/osm/all/20091202/planet-latest.osm.bz2' | osmosis
--read-xml-0.6 file='-' --log-progress --write-apidb host=
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