On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 03:41:16AM +0100, Stefan de Konink wrote:
Mirroring will not increase performance because your RAID card will not
a priori know what files you are interested in, only the blocks you are
interested in and in the worst case will grab the same data from the
same disks
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 8:34 AM, Florian Lohoff f...@rfc822.org wrote:
So it is sensible to make it mirroring and it might even be a benefit to
do an 1 - N mirroring.
Rule of thumb:
More concurrent readers - More spindles
this is why we have ROMA/TRAPI/etc... they're able to satisy
This woodstox breakage is frustrating. The build broke a few weeks back
because I was auto selecting the latest version of the woodstox
libraries. The latest version introduced had broken checksums so I
locked it at the last working version. Now that also has broken checksums.
The fallback
Hello,
does anyone know a good algorithm to extract
the house-number from a string containing
street-name and house-number?
Cases coollected so far:
// xyz 12
// xyz 12b
// 11b xyz
// 11 xyz
// xyz
// 5th avenue
// 3rd avenue
// 2nd avenue
does anyone know a good algorithm to extract
the house-number from a string containing
street-name and house-number?
I'm not entirely sure what you're planning. I'm guessing storing
house numbers as numeric fields would save storage space, but not
all addresses even have numbers (some are just
/[0-9]+[a-z]?(?:$|\b)/i
I guess a regular expression should be suitable. The above is from my
head and untested.
[0-9]+ – matches any amount of numbers
[a-z]? – optionally matches a letter
(?:$|\b) – either matches the end of the string or a word boundary
(space, dot, etc.)
/i
Mikel Maron ha scritto:
At least 2 of the 4 Google Summer of Code students, Arindam and Subhodip
were actually already active in OSM, and continue to be.
[just an example, not directly talking to Mikel, snip all the thread :))]
Hi all,
sorry for resuming this old thread, but I had a very busy
Hi,
I am Rajan,a CS major from India.I interned online for One Laptop per Child
creating a Geography teaching tool using GeoRSS,MapServer and OpenLayers in
summer'08. I am really looking forward to participate and work for OSM this
year and there are few things of my interest on which I would like
rajan vaish wrote:
I am Rajan,a CS major from India.I interned online for One Laptop per
Child creating a Geography teaching tool using GeoRSS,MapServer and
OpenLayers in summer'08. I am really looking forward to participate and
work for OSM this year and there are few things of my interest
Tobias Wendorff schrieb:
Dear Dirk,
it seems like the WMS-Plugins doesn't wait long enough to get tiles
from slow WMS-servers.
Since many WMS-servers need a lot of time to transform images to
WGS84, the timeout should be higher.
Is there a hidden setting or tweak?
Best regards,
Hi Stefan,
I created a *web* based tool actually,the desktop version was for Windows
(since there was a news of Microsoft showing interest in OLPC with Windows )
,this is the tool,I produced
http://vaish.rajan.googlepages.com/Atlas.exe,make sure that you have
mapserver and openlayers installed
rajan vaish wrote:
Hi Stefan,
I created a *web* based tool actually,the desktop version was for
Windows (since there was a news of Microsoft showing interest in OLPC
with Windows ) ,this is the tool,I produced
http://vaish.rajan.googlepages.com/Atlas.exe ,make sure that you have
Though,I really don't understand why will there be a problem when using a
Sugar version or for that sake any platform,since OSM is something web based
too and is basically browser dependent (Firefox in this case) ,or may be I
am not getting your question properly,I own an XO and have used the
rajan vaish wrote:
Though,I really don't understand why will there be a problem when using
a Sugar version or for that sake any platform,since OSM is something web
based too and is basically browser dependent (Firefox in this case) ,or
may be I am not getting your question properly,I own an
True about \d. But this regex doesn't match any housenumber in 3rd
street. It matches
[number][maybe a single letter][word boundary].
Greetings
xeen
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 19:11, Marcus Wolschon mar...@wolschon.biz wrote:
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Stefan Breunig schrieb:
On Saturday 14 March 2009 03:48:44 Stefan Breunig wrote:
this regex doesn't match any housenumber in 3rd
street. It matches
[number][maybe a single letter][word boundary].
So it misses 5bis and 135sous ?
These are valid housenumbers in The Netherlands.
--
m.v.g.,
Cartinus
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