On 08/07/2019 21:05, Iain Simpson wrote:
added my Firefox User-Agent now works fine
I suspect that what Tom had in mind was to set it to something that
uniquely identifying your application, rather than using one from a web
browser (if I'm reading your email correctly).
Glad it's worki
Thanks Andy
I found that the solution was (as Tom Hughes put it)
" Set a proper user agent as required by the usage policy
and you should find it works again - generic python user
agents are blocked "
added my Firefox User-Agent now works fine
see
https://operations.osmfoundation.org/polici
On 07/07/2019 19:26, Iain Simpson wrote:
I've just tried to run it again and it fails with
'urllib.error.HTTPError: HTTP Error 403: Forbidden'
I assume that the OSM access methods/conditions have changed.
Can anyone suggest where to look or who to contact ?
My guess is that you're using http r
Hi
6-7 years ago I wrote a small Python based system to retrieve geo-tagged
photos of a given area. The location of each photo was marked on a
generated map created with downloaded OSM tiles.
The map was 3x3 tiles square and could be zoomed in or out as required.
The photo details were stored