Hi All, Sorry for sending this twice, I believe the attachment was too big last time?
I seem to have a problem with mod_tile / mapnik ect predicting global warming in the UK. Before I start to explain, please see the following links. http://maps.4d.m4.net/osm_tiles2/10/513/334.png http://maps.4d.m4.net/osm_tiles2/13/4126/2732.png http://maps.4d.m4.net/osm_tiles2/12/2033/1370.png http://maps.4d.m4.net/osm_tiles2/12/2034/1352.png Basically it looks like wherever an inland tile contains water such as a lake, or river the surrounding tiles all have a blue background, thus making the land look under water. Everything else still renders on top of this 'water', so roads and buildings are still visible. I have so far been unable to find a trend in where this appears. The only thing I have noticed is it appears in zoom levels higher than 10 (by higher I mean numerically higher, not altitude). I've had my rendering server running for a good 3 months now, and the only problem I had with it was that within the last month mod_tile took an age to return anything, even if the tile was fresh. One thing I did try was to run render_all which comes with mod_tile because I forgot to add that to a weekly cron. I slightly modified it to: #!/bin/bash for z in `seq 0 18` do (/home/richard/software/mod_tile/render_old -z $z -Z $z -n 4 &> render.txt) & done This solved the speed issue, but also caused the 'flooding' - I assume. If you need any further details please ask. Thanks for you help in advance. -- Regards, Richard Ive.
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