Hi All,

I have been trying intermittently for a few weeks now to use osmupdate to 
refresh a local OSM extract.  The problem that I am having relates to the 
download of changefiles from planet.openstreetmap.org.  Ultimately I want to 
update my extract once per day, so most of the changefiles that need to be 
downloaded and applied are of the hourly variety, such as this one: 
http://planet.openstreetmap.org/replication/hour/000/018/973.osc.gz

These files are generally 2 to 5 MB in size and the problem that I'm having is 
that my download will stall, sometimes for 20 to 30 minutes, sometimes up to a 
couple of hours, on one or more of these small changefiles virtually every time 
I attempt to use osmupdate.  The odd thing is that changefiles that are 
downloaded back-to-back, and that are roughly the same size can take vastly 
different amounts of time to complete.  For instance today osmupdate started 
with changefile 18975 and 18974 which took seconds, but then 18973 took around 
20+ minutes.  I'm running this tool on a linux cent os server, and osmupdate 
uses wget to download the files.  I've tried using wget and curl on the same 
files outside of osmupdate and the problem persists.  I've also tried 
downloading the files through Firefox on a windows PC and had similar problems. 
 I've asked others on IRC to attempt the same downloads with varying results, 
some experience a similar lag, and some are able to download the same files I'm 
having trouble with in seconds.

I was just going to say that this file in particular has given me trouble 
https://planet.openstreetmap.org/replication/hour/000/018/823.osc.gz as I have 
tried to download it many times and it has always stalled and taken an 
extremely long time to complete, but I just tried it one more time and it took 
8.8 seconds.  So is this kind of variance to be expected?

Thanks in advance for any help

Best,

-Grant

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