Either from wget or from JOSM those requests now only get a 500 interval
server error.
Thanks to whoever resolve the issue, it restart working yesterday afternoon.
It might or might not be a who, maybe just the end of a load congestion.
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sly (sylvain letuffe) wrote:
Either from wget or from JOSM those requests now only get a 500 interval
server error.
Thanks to whoever resolve the issue, it restart working yesterday afternoon.
It might or might not be a who, maybe just the end of a load congestion.
TomH and Matt
sly (sylvain letuffe) wrote:
I used to download relation from small to big size with a call like :
$ wget http://www.openstreetmap.org/api/0.5/relation/8654/full
Either from wget or from JOSM those requests now only get a 500 interval
server error.
Size might be the cause because it
Calm down...
I'm not woried ;-) I am just checking the cause
A 500 error nearly always just means the object is corrupt
in some way.
M
Then it sounds an hurricane just pass over the database ;-)
Those are almost randomly chosen relations from medium (~70 members) to huge
size
On Mon, 9 Mar 2009, sly (sylvain letuffe) wrote:
None does download correctly.
Most likely the 500 is there because the Rails script doesn't reply a
valid content-type. Thus the error is not really passed through.
Stefan
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sly (sylvain letuffe) wrote:
A 500 error nearly always just means the object is corrupt
in some way.
M
Then it sounds an hurricane just pass over the database ;-)
No, the problem is that the rails daemons are segving processing
requests for a full relation, so they never get a
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