Ok... still trying to solve this one. My primary machine is visiting the "Genius" Saloon, so I'm a little dead in the water right now.
Couple of quick updates: - The two.pbf file from above failed its import, as well... : / -- The diff.osc of the two files yielded about 8300 objects, ~8000 relations (lots of rivers) and ~300 ways -- The same node (25918312) broke the import of two.pbf, as well as one.pbf, so it doesn't seem to have been disciplined appropriately. Bad node, bad node. - Comparing the output of my steps with osmfilter & convert, following Markus's suggestions (thank you!) yielded the following: -- All steps, but without --drop-broken-refs = ~2GB -- All steps, without --drop-broken-refs = ~1.5GB -- Yikes! It seems that having ~25% broken refs means I'm doing something horribly wrong to the data. I'll keep hammering away to see what I can find out. Thanks again for your help & patience! Regards, Jeff On Thu, Jan 3, 2013 at 11:26 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > Frederik is right: > > It seems that you somehow managed to drop a node that is referenced by > > something. > > I would suspect the --drop option of osmfilter to be responsible for this: > > --drop="natural=wood waterway=drain or waterway=ditch or waterway=stream > or leisure=park" > > Maybe replacing --drop by the --keep option will do the trick: > > --keep="natural!=wood and waterway!=drain and waterway!=ditch and > waterway!=stream and leisure!=park" > > Furthermore, you could exclude every broken reference by using this option > in osmconvert: > > --drop-broken-refs > > Regards > Markus > -- Jeff Meyer Global World History Atlas www.gwhat.org [email protected] 206-676-2347 www.openstreetmap.org/user/jeffmeyer
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