Ok, found it.
To my casual reading acutal and actual is the same, though bash things
otherwise....
New versions for sea and bounds are available.
On 11/02/2014 19:58, Lambertus wrote:
Sorry for the late response.
Looking at the logging it appears that the process crashed. I've added
some checks to (hopefully) prevent uploading such files in the future.
The current map update has to finish before I can start another attempt.
In the meantime the latest is replaced by a previous version.
On 09-02-14 16:09, Minko wrote:
Lambertus,
Is the latest bounds file correct?
It is much smaller (72 Mb) than the previous ones (412 Mb)
On 04-02-14 18:55, Patrik Brunner wrote:
ok, thanks.... sorry to be a pain... ;-)
On 04.02.2014 18:52, Lambertus wrote:
Yes something went wrong ... I tried to optimize my build chain by
parallelizing things, but I managed to schedule two processes that
want all available RAM at the same time. That didn't go well. :p
So I killed the sea generator and will run that one later.
On 04-02-14 18:42, Patrik Brunner wrote:
Lambertus,
I've seen that the 'bounds' is already handled with the new concept:
http://osm2.pleiades.uni-wuppertal.de/bounds/latest/bounds.zip
But the sea boundaries are not yet done the same way even though there
is a new version of that file in the date specific directory:
http://osm2.pleiades.uni-wuppertal.de/sea/latest/sea_20140127.zip
Will this be done later or did something go 'wrong' with the new build
process of the sea boundaries ?
... don't want to be stressing you, it's just a question.
Thanks
Patrik
On 31.01.2014 19:18, Lambertus wrote:
This is not hard to achieve and I'll add an easier link with the next
update.
On 31-01-14 15:37, Patrik Brunner wrote:
Lambertus,
Actually you have a directory ./latest in both your sea and bounds
directory in which we can find the latest version of the sea and and
the bounds file.
Unfortunately these files still have the date tag in the name which
makes an automatic 'fix' download of the latest boundaries quite
hard..... there's no need to change these files, but wouldn't it be
possible to have a file just called 'bounds.zip' and 'sea.zip' (and
respective for bz2 files) being a link to the actually latest file ?
So one could always download the latest file from the paths
./bounds/latest/bounds.zip and ./sea/latest/sea.zip
Not sure how complex it is to achieve this during your automated
generation/preparation/publishing, but guessing from my scripting
experience it shouldn't be that hard.
Thanks for having a look at this.
Cheers
Patrik
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