Brett Henderson wrote: > Andrew Ayre wrote: >> Brett Henderson wrote: >>> Andrew Ayre wrote: >>>> Brett Henderson wrote: >>>>> I had a quick play and think I've found the problem. >>>>> >>>>> Firstly, when you receive an error in osmosis, look further down >>>>> the stack trace. The real reason is almost always in there >>>>> somewhere. Osmosis is multi-threaded so it is difficult to have >>>>> the real reason show up at the start of the error message. In your >>>>> case the first bit of error was from the input xml readers >>>>> detecting that the merge task had aborted. The merge task output >>>>> was further down the error messages. >>>>> >>>>> In this case there were two problems: >>>>> 1. The data was unsorted. >>>>> 2. Some data doesn't appear to have dates attached (I haven't found >>>>> the offending entry yet). >>>>> >>>>> This command line works: >>>>> osmosis --rx tile.63255095.osm.gz enableDateParsing=false --sort >>>>> --rx eletile.63255095.osm.gz enableDateParsing=false --sort --merge >>>>> --wx out.osm.gz >>>>> >>>>> It sorts all data before the merge, and ignores all dates in the >>>>> input data (replacing them with current system time). This is a >>>>> bit of a kludge, ideally the data itself should be fixed to include >>>>> the correct dates but hopefully it points you in the right direction. >>>> >>>> I have just noticed that in all the merged files the closing </osm> >>>> tag is missing. The file just stops. Could there be also missing >>>> data from the file as well? >>> When I merge your two files, the output file has a closing osm tag. >>> Did osmosis complete successfully? It should have thrown an >>> exception if something went wrong. >>> >>> I'm using a slightly older osmosis (one already installed on my >>> laptop), so perhaps something is different. I'll test with an up to >>> date version later to make sure. >> >> Yes, it completed with no errors. I ran this on 21 pairs of tiles. I >> randomly checked seven of the merged tiles and they were all missing >> the closing tag. > I've run it with the latest osmosis without any problems. The closing > tag is there. Can you provide me with sample data and the exact command > line you're using? Preferably using the two files you provided before > if you can get them to fail.
Hmmmm... well I can't reproduce the problem now. Sorry. :( If it turns up again and I can work out the steps to reproduce it I'll start a new thread. Many thanks again for your and Karl's help. Andy -- Andy PGP Key ID: 0xDC1B5864 _______________________________________________ dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/dev
