John Aherne <[email protected]> writes: > I have searched the lists for info on this subject and have found some > references but nothing that pinpoints how to solve the problem. > > I have installed a copy of Project-OSRM on a Debian Wheezy 64bit and it > works fine. So thanks for a very useful project. > > However, I have 2 sets of coordinates which will not route - amongst others. > > I use the locate and nearest commands to try and find the nearest node on a > street. > > Nearest returns a street name and a new coordinate. > > I use the returned coordinates to find a route but still get 207 cannot > find route between points. > > I have also tried this via router.project-osrm.org and get the same 207
Hi, I did the same but got a status ok, "http://router.project-osrm.org/viaroute?output=json&loc=51.53474981,-0.13522952&loc=51.50287419,-0.11924942"; It's a little bit strange, > However, when I try my original coordinates on > http://map.project-osrm.org/the route is calculated and does what I > would expect. > > What I expect is that it draws a straight line through a set of buildings > to the nearest node on a street from where it can calculate a route. > > So my problem is what is the map doing that the route calculator is not > doing. And how can I replicate what the map is doing. It does the same, you can grab the url called with a tool like Firefox webdevelopper console. > Am I right that I should use the coordinates returned by the nearest > command as the base start and end for the routing calculation. Yes you're right. > Or is there some intermediate step I am missing. > > Any info on this would be very useful > > The coordinates I am using are: > > 51.53474981,-0.13522952 > > 51.50287419,-0.11924942 Regards, -- Rodolphe Quiédeville Expert Tsung - Consulting en performance des SI Tel : 06 13 79 63 41 http://blog.rodolphe.quiedeville.org _______________________________________________ OSRM-talk mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/osrm-talk
