Hello,
I proceed the Geofabrik files of 13.12.
europe.osm.pbf (Geofabrik):
* MD5: 9D278EE963925ED34701431B8573E0BF
* 4448335290 bytes
europe.osm.bz2 (Geofabrik):
* MD5: CD8439ECFDB7E1012704C4CD6914ABB8
* 6567425820 bytes
my generated europe.osm.pbf (source europe.osm.bz2)
* MD%:
On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 2:10 AM, aighes h.scholl...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hello,
I proceed the Geofabrik files of 13.12.
europe.osm.pbf (Geofabrik):
* MD5: 9D278EE963925ED34701431B8573E0BF
* 4448335290 bytes
Just to confirm, this file from geofabrik is broken?
europe.osm.bz2
Hi,
Scott Crosby wrote:
I've run a test over all of the files, computing a CRC of each block,
and prettyprinting every block that differs. The two files are
identical except for the reported osmosis version:
That's comforting (to me at least).
Does the same breakage happen of pbf2osm is run
Hi!
There is a lite version of Google´s protobuf library that is considerably
smaller than the full version. Anybody tried this for the OSM PBF format?
Jochen
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There's a way you could split it up a lot faster. There's no need to
decompress each block. Just copy the blocks that contain entities that
you're interested in.
Just a data point for doing this:
I implemented a quick Java program that CRC's every block in a PBF
file. It decompresses each
I just updated my Rails Port code. Everything is working great, even
Potlatch2... Except that some of the embedded variables aren't being
replaced properly, for instance:
http://navigator.er.usgs.gov/history?bbox=-105.2123,39.6617,-105.0369,39.7643
Philipp Borgers wrote:
Which wiki page exactly? I do if I find the page ;)
I'm highly interested in DB-Clusters. We will play with it in the
future. Suggestions and additional informations are welcomed. I think
osm should use more of these distributed/cluster technologies...
I guess OSM has to
On 14/12/10 20:48, Eric Wolf wrote:
I just updated my Rails Port code. Everything is working great, even
Potlatch2... Except that some of the embedded variables aren't being
replaced properly, for instance:
http://navigator.er.usgs.gov/history?bbox=-105.2123,39.6617,-105.0369,39.7643
On 14/12/10 20:51, Wyo wrote:
I guess OSM has to use any of these technologies anywhen in the future.
Even now it's almost impossible to map anything into OSM in the main
traffic hours. The question is more where and how to start.
Oh please, do stop talking bollocks. I've actually been doing
It would be very helpful for me to know, if anybody has the same issue:
changesets are not applied:
/home/andi/.libraries/osmosis-SNAPSHOT-r24679/bin/osmosis --read-replication-interval
/backup/downloads/osm/replicate/rlp/ --simplify-change --write-pgsimp-change database=rlp
But at least regarding XAPI (as indicated in the thread title) it's
true: Although http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Platform_Status
indicates green/OK, my tests and the remarks at
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Xapi#Servers tell me that there's
currently no XAPI server answers in less than
On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 10:33 AM, Frederik Ramm frede...@remote.org wrote:
Hi,
now I have the files ready for your inspection, on
http://www.geofabrik.de/tmp/
MD5 sums:
9d278ee963925ed34701431b8573e0bf europe-created-on-linux.osm.pbf
c4186d9197225e97f5bc935be09881e8
Hi,
Stefan Keller wrote:
But at least regarding XAPI (as indicated in the thread title) it's
true: Although http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Platform_Status
indicates green/OK, my tests and the remarks at
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Xapi#Servers tell me that there's
currently no XAPI
Hi Frederik,
You're right. I see that the priorities are elsewhere. There are still
following questions which remain to me regarding XAPI:
Anyone who is unhappy with the performance of XAPI *can* set up their own
mirror server by using the minutely diffs we publish
As stated by Wyo (and me)
Hi Andreas,
What are the contents of your state.txt file in the
/backup/downloads/zltl/replicate/rlp/ directory before and after you run the
command?
That file is used to track where replication is currently up to. If the
doesn't exists when you run the command, a new one will be created based
Hi,
On 12/15/10 01:57, Stefan Keller wrote:
As stated by Wyo (and me) above: The technology and the way XAPI is
currently realized is out of discussion (MUMPS/GT.M).
But then again: XAPI has been written by a single person, in (what we
consider) an esoteric programming language, in their
On Wed, 15 Dec 2010, Frederik Ramm wrote:
But then again: XAPI has been written by a single person, in (what we
consider) an esoteric programming language, in their spare time. So if
someone really wanted to do it better, it should be a breeze to implement the
same, or even an improved,
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