Re: [OSM-dev] keeping thematic planet extract up to date

2011-10-19 Thread Martijn van Exel
Thanks all for the suggestions. The openptmap example seems to be geared more towards a rendering setup. I need complete tags, so I think I will stick with osmosis and try Igor's suggestions. Martijn On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 5:45 AM, wrote: > Hello, > >> An alternative toolchain for keeping up-t

Re: [OSM-dev] keeping thematic planet extract up to date

2011-10-19 Thread marqqs
Hello, > An alternative toolchain for keeping up-to-date thematic extracts (here: > public transport information) is described here: > > http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Openptmap/Installation the Wiki page is very long and might be confusing because two different approaches are described. J

Re: [OSM-dev] keeping thematic planet extract up to date

2011-10-18 Thread Frederik Ramm
Hi, On 10/18/2011 07:06 PM, Igor Podolskiy wrote: this seems to run OK, but invariably, after leting this run for a few hours with a 5 minute interval (to catch up, my initial extract is a couple of months old) the database table only holds a small number (less than 20) nodes. What is going wron

Re: [OSM-dev] keeping thematic planet extract up to date

2011-10-18 Thread Igor Podolskiy
Hi Martijn, Thanks for you elaborate explanation. I see the problem with the ways potentially lacking geometries. Would the problem be much simpler if I constrain the data set to nodes only? not in the general case unless you do some kind of processing on the changes. If someone sets a gnis:id=

Re: [OSM-dev] keeping thematic planet extract up to date

2011-10-18 Thread Martijn van Exel
Igor, Thanks for you elaborate explanation. I see the problem with the ways potentially lacking geometries. Would the problem be much simpler if I constrain the data set to nodes only? Why are you using osm2pgsql for the database update step? Is that because you require that schema or are there ot

Re: [OSM-dev] keeping thematic planet extract up to date

2011-10-18 Thread Igor Podolskiy
Hi Martijn, this seems to run OK, but invariably, after leting this run for a few hours with a 5 minute interval (to catch up, my initial extract is a couple of months old) the database table only holds a small number (less than 20) nodes. What is going wrong here? well, sorry to say that, but

[OSM-dev] keeping thematic planet extract up to date

2011-10-18 Thread Martijn van Exel
Hi all, I'm trying to keep an thematic planet extract PostGIS database up to date using osmosis. The cron job I run is: #!/bin/bash exec &> /home/mvexel/osm/replicate-gnis/log.txt if ps -ef | grep -v grep | grep osmosis ; then exit 0 else if [ -s /home/mvexel/osm/replicate-gnis/us-gnis-ne