Hi, Jon Burgess wrote: > It looks like this was caused by a change made by Frederick back in > r19176. The planet dump code used to turn all characters less than 32 > into '?' instead of creating these character sequences. I guess he > didn't read the bit of the XML spec which says that all characters <32 > are invalid except for tab / newline / carriage return[1]
Probably right, I didn't read *any* of the XML spec ;-) I cannot remember why I made that change, I guess there must have been some reason but maybe it was a mistake altogether. I am sorry for the inconvenience. If you have an uncompressed version of the planet file, the XML bugs can be fixed using the following three incantations: echo -n ' v="'|dd bs=10 seek=6126462692 conv=notrunc of=planet.osm echo -n ' v="'|dd bs=10 seek=6533550293 conv=notrunc of=planet.osm echo -n ' "backw' | dd bs=10 seek=13047657759 conv=notrunc of=planet.osm Make sure to place the name of your planet file in the of= parameter and make sure that the number of spaces is exactly as written above. If you are streaming the file, then you could use sed to remove any occurrence of ".;" or use grep -v to remove all lines containing Meycauayan City Northbound Entry Point and <member type="node" ref="494163268" role="backward_stop"/> Bye Frederik _______________________________________________ dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/dev
