Richard Fairhurst schrieb: > Martin Koppenhoefer wrote: >> I also experienced the same issue when mapping in Italy. When I >> was in Germany, it was a completely different potlatch-experience >> and I was sorry for blaming potlatch in the past ;-) > > :) > > Potlatch is indeed quite sensitive to connectivity problems, whether with > the OSM server or anything in between. Or to be more accurate, Flash Player > is reluctant to tell Potlatch if the connection has failed, so Potlatch is > happily sitting there not knowing anything is wrong. > > The link that Mike posted works pretty quickly for me - only about three > seconds or so. So it does sound like it might be a network issue. > > Best advice is that if it's taking too long, just refresh. > > cheers > Richard > > (wrt Peter Körner's post, I think I'm going to write Botlatch, a script > which will look for any mention of JOSM and reply "Have you tried Potlatch? > It's a Flash program which performs much better (IMHO) than JOSM etc. etc.")
I'm sorry I wrote such a dumb answer. If someone is using Postlatch he's probably doing so with intent. My intention was to give Mike a solution he can work with. I see that the suggestion "try another tool" is not the correct answer to "tool xy does not what it should" and I promise to think about it, next time. Peter _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
