2010/8/2 Hamish <[email protected]> > Brian Hamlin wrote: > > > I suspect the host= portion of the connection string, but have no > > > proof of that > > Daniel wrote: > > Oh, maybe the host name could be an answer. Good idea!I remember that I > > once couldn't connect with localhost but 127.0.0.1 was OK ... or the > > other way round. This might depend on the pg_hba.conf settings. > > > > Currently I don't specify host name, so it takes 127.0.0.1 as default > > value. Maybe it works when host is set as "localhost".It would then be > > osm2pgrouting -file "$TMP/sampledata.osm" \ > > -conf "/usr/share/osm2pgrouting/mapconfig.xml" \ > > -dbname $OSM_DB \ > > -host localhost \ > > -user $USER_NAME \ > > -clean > > > bingo! now it works in my test VM. it takes a few minutes to run but is > no worse than 5 minutes or so. pity there's no --quiet flag like psql has. > > I can now connect, load, and query the pgrouting PostGIS database in QGIS. >
Wow, that's a good news! Thank you for testing! Sorry for the noisy output. It was a contribution of a student to pgRouting and unfortunately I have no idea about C and C++ to be able to add a --quiet flag. All I could manage is to work on the Ubuntu package ;-) Probably it's not so difficult and I can ask Anton, if he has a time. About the time it takes I expected a bit less, but the OSM file of Barcelona was larger than I thought. It has to build the topology, but I thinlk it's worth to do when building the LiveDVD, because it will ensure that the OSM file available in /usr/share/osm is the same version as the routing data. An option would be to just load a prepared database dump as in the previous LiveDVD releases. Daniel > > > nice work guys, > Hamish > > > > >
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