Hey hey,
Many apologies for the confusion there, then - I think I was half
remembering conversations from some time ago where that was the plan.
If the plan is just to mirror the OSM data and provide alternate
styles more appropriate for India and localized, let's rock on :)
I guess we still need
On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 3:42 PM, Arun Ganesh wrote:
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> The boundaries remain a big reason to have our own tiles. All this takes is
> changes to the stylesheet, not the data itself.
+1
I am unable to get message which caused this confusion.
We intend to have only tile server.
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Create a stylesheet, that will do..
On Tue, 1/27/15, Arun Ganesh wrote:
Subject: Re: [Talk-in] Indian OSM server
To: "OpenStreetMap in India"
Date: Tuesday, January 27, 2015, 2:12 AM
2. An
OSM installation for editing India data.
Nowhere
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> 2. An OSM installation for editing India data.
>
> Nowhere on the list has anyone talked about such a separate OSM
installation, so we should probably put that idea to rest once for all. We
are not going to fork the database.
What we are looking for is just a homepage for OSM customized for
The longer term vision is to have tiles available in regional languages,
but first step, our own tileserver!
Unless maybe, someone has some good ideas on how we can have Hindi or
Bengali maps without taking the trouble to set up our own tileserver. This
is probably the time to speak up.
On Tue, J
Hello everyone,
Just to piggyback on what Sanjay posted and from my experience having setup
and managed few clones of OpenStreetMap infrastructure - are we clear on
why we are doing this?
I think we are mixing two different approaches here -
1. An OSM tile server specific to India data.
2. An OSM
> How are we going to keep data in sync between this instance / fork and
> main OSM?
>
No, we are not going to do something silly like fork the osm database. We
only replicate it and host customized map tiles with the visual changes we
want.
My suggestion is to just maintain a daily updated copy
Hey all,
Sorry to be the old goat, but can't continue to have my silence being
inferred as agreement :/
These are the same tired questions i have been asking since the
beginning, but have not received a satisfactory answer, so shall ask
them again.
How are we going to keep data in sync between t
The OHM server is very low traffic as it is a niche project. For that
matter, so is OSM India. If we need a dedicated box, I'll get one via
Topomancy or Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education in Mumbai.
The question of hosting should not delay us.
w.r.t. Paul Norman's point, agreed that what
On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 2:30 PM, Arun Ganesh
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> On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 1:45 PM, Shekhar Krishnan
> wrote:
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>> Johnson has access to the same server where OHM is hosted, known as
>> "hackercoop", which is a community server provided courtesy of Topomancy
>> (which is me, Schuyler Erle
On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 5:34 PM, Paul Norman wrote:
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> Doing what they are doing on an openstreetmap-based domain
> would be highly misleading.
Why it could be misleading. OSM's current data will be used with custom style.
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