Re: Startup takes "hours" - slow performance

[Victor Shcherb]

Hi

It is very weird.. Maybe collecting logs via Logcat or Android SDK could
enlight what's the issue. Please double check where do you get the build
from.

Best Regards,
Victor

On Sat, Aug 6, 2016 at 12:48 AM, 'C K' via Osmand 
wrote:

> Reinstall did not help - get Error-Message - "Native not supported"
>
> On Sunday, 8 May 2016 00:11:10 UTC+2, V S wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> It may not be running in the native mode, please try to reinstall app.
>>
>> Victor
>>
>> понедельник, 2 мая 2016 г., 17:25:34 UTC+2 пользователь C K написал:
>>>
>>> Hi there,
>>>
>>> since some version changes the startup time of OSMAND takes "hours".
>>>
>>> The system setup was not changed in the meanwhile - but OSMAND now takes
>>> about +30sec until the first rendered maps are displayed.
>>> There's no difference wether GPS is disable or enabled.
>>>
>>> This performance effect is also true when you scroll the map or zoom
>>> in/out
>>>
>>> What can be done on my side to return to the former good performance?
>>> What needs to be done on the developer side?
>>>
>>> Cheers
>>> Chris
>>>
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Re: OSM Live website/payment issues

[Victor Shcherb]

Yes we found an algorithm bug we had problem with transactions we paid
addPayments(0, 100); +
addPayments(101, 150); +
addPayments(151, 200); +
addPayments(201, 250); +
addPayments(251, 300); +
addPayments(301, 350); +
addPayments(351, 400); +
addPayments(401, 450); +
addPayments(451, 500); +
addPayments(501, 550); +
addPayments(551, 600); +
addPayments(601, 650); +

We will pay and fix the algorithm.

On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 9:46 PM, Cebderby 
wrote:

> A quick update: just looked at the positions of the missing ones in the
> list of getPayments entries, and they aren't random after all, looks like
> entries 101, 151, 201, 251, 301, 351, 401, 451, 501, 551, 601.  (But the
> 51st looks ok...)
> Cebderby
>
> On Tuesday, 18 October 2016 17:35:22 UTC+1, Cebderby wrote:
>>
>> A few notes on the current OSM Live implementation, triggered by
>> receiving slightly less for the 2016-09 payments than I expected.  I
>> worked out that I was missing one specific region payment, but couldn't
>> tell if it was just me.  So I've had a look at the available reports and
>> bitcoin transactions:
>>
>> 1. On the OSM Live site (Recipients section, viewing some September
>> data)  'Download all json reports for 2016-09' link shows truncated
>> content (in the browser).  But you can save the full contents to a file
>> with a right-click-Save-Link-As... or similar according to your browser.
>> Turns out a user registered and made a few changes, with a user name
>> starting with a '<' which has confused things.  Looks like it would be
>> useful if they were helped to change that name...
>>
>> 2.   By comparing the totals paid and expected to be paid per bitcoin
>> address, it seems that there's:
>>- One user who has supplied a bad bitcoin address, and,
>>- 11 individual payments of either specific region or worldwide
>> payments that have not been paid, to 11 different users. (And it seems to
>> be real as I'm one).  Of course we're talking about small amounts of money
>> but this should be avoided with what must be a highly automated process.  3
>> of the users had just a single Worldwide payment due, no regions, the other
>> 8 have had one or more other Worldwide or region payments made and are
>> missing a single one.  Seems there are 4 Worldwide ones, 1 each for France
>> Bretagne, US N Carolina, Germany Meck.-Vorp., Switz, Australia, Hungary and
>> Poland Warm.-Masur.  I do have the osm user names / btc addresses which I
>> can email / post if needed.  No idea if this happened in previous months
>> (and it's pretty tedious to find out, so hopefully the root cause can be
>> found and/or the data checked).
>>
>> 3. I've a suspicion that on the website Recipients section, when you
>> change the selection of data to be viewed, it probably sorts the existing
>> data into an order (e.g. descending number of changes?) before throwing
>> that data away and loading what you've asked for.  If so, it would make
>> navigating away from the initial Worldwide view to the first other region
>> much faster, and less load on the server?
>>
>> regards, 'Cebderby'
>>
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Re: Mapillary photos for your favorites!

[Victor Shcherb]

This is not intentional, I will need to discuss it to understand is it a
final implementation or not and the reasoning. Just  for information it is
not intentional that Mapillary is a plugin at all.

On 24 May 2017 at 17:43,  wrote:

> On Wednesday, 24 May 2017 13:07:10 UTC+1, V S wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> You can always check the code on OsmAnd side which is open source. We
>> don't pass anything to Mapillary except coordinates of the point (so they
>> don't know whether it is favorites or your search results). So far they
>> don't even get your IP cause we are using OsmAnd proxy.
>>
>> Very important how to disable feature! If you don't open section it won't
>> make any request to the web server!
>>
>> Best Regards,
>> Victor
>>
>>
>>
> Victor,
>
> I like the feature--but I'm surprised that it works even when the
> Mapillary plugin is disabled. Is that intentional?
>
> Thanks
> Nick
>
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Re: Happy New 2018 Year!

[Victor Shcherb]

Can you please contact support team. There is possibly an indication of
payment but you should be able to download 5 maps anyway.

On 31 January 2018 at 01:39,  wrote:

> Hi All,
> I am new to OsmAnd and installed the app on my iPhone SE yesterday.
> I loaded the World Map OK and it said I have 5 free maps. However, when I
> when I went to download maps they all need payment?
> Does anyone know how I can download my 5 free maps?
> Thanks in advance for any advice !
>
> Cheers,
> Ron
>
>
> On Monday, 1 January 2018 04:12:52 UTC+10, V S wrote:
>>
>> Hi All and Happy new Year!
>>
>> I need to say sorry that I'm not very active in our OsmAnd Google Groups
>> though I read all daily summary.
>> This 2017 was a tremendous year and we succeeded in quite many our New
>> Year Resolutions:
>> - IOS 2.0 release with Navigation!
>> - Quick action concept
>> - OsmAnd Live with 15 minutes updates fully supporting POI, Routing & Map
>> updates
>> - Fully flexible Map Markers
>> - Tons of bugfixes & small improvements ( > 1000 github issues fixed)
>> - Refreshed map style
>> - Improved UX/UI
>> - Improved hilshade / depth maps (sea depth maps)
>>
>> Still there are some resolutions are coming back to the next year 2018!
>> And I promise to be fully committed to succeed :)
>> - Account based backup of settings, markers, favorites (OsmAnd Live)
>> - Live monitoring & location sharing (OsmAnd Live)
>> - Main Plugin functionality in IOS (Android version catch up)
>> - New 3D Android Map Engine (First release will be compatible with old
>> engine)
>> - New worldwide basemap map with improved rendering
>> - Improvements of all existing features!
>>
>> Happy New 2018 Year & let's keep in touch!!!
>>
>> Best Regards,
>> Victor
>>
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Re: What's up with map updates?

[Victor Shcherb]

Not sure, I could understand, I think New Zealnd takes 2-3 hours max to
generate the map. And all maps are generated 8-9 days.

Live maps are quick cause they are generated incrementally but they require
24/7 monitoring system to properly catch up with all changes.

Best Regards,
Victor

On Thu, 4 Jul 2019 at 07:30, Mark Begbie  wrote:

> I totally get that the map updates are getting more complex.  I'm trying
> to build New Zealand on a Win 10 Core i7 with 8GB of RAM and struggling.
>
> What I do NOT get at all, is how on the one hand it takes almost a month
> to update the map for one group of users and yet for another group it's
> done hourly.  Something just smells really bad about that.
>
> I get, too, that developers need to find ways to deliver recurrent revenue
> and one time subscriptions with forever map downloads doesn't deliver
> that.  Perhaps ending the one-time payment option would be a way to go?  I
> don't know.  Getting a little off topic now, but another thing that worries
> me is the mapper payments reference in the OSMAnd live information.  I
> spend a lot of time mapping, and I don't expect to be paid.  What worries
> me though, is if there's a precedent set for paying for content it could
> upset and derail the whole free input free output model that the OSM data
> set is built on.  Payments should relate to value add services on top of
> the data, which should be available to all.
>
> On Tuesday, 18 June 2019 01:54:24 UTC+12, V S wrote:
>>
>> All maps are updated now. Please use OsmAnd Live subscription and you
>> will get incremental map updates every hour.
>> Our full generation map update is becoming more complicated and this
>> month it was delayed by 5 days because of hardware issues though it is
>> expected that it could take 2-3 weeks and maps of 1st/XX/20YY will be
>> produced at 20/XX/20YY
>>
>> On Friday, 14 June 2019 06:31:05 UTC+2, Mark Begbie wrote:
>>>
>>> I'm getting increasingly frustrated with the schedule for map updates.
>>> We're now on the 14th of June and the New Zealand map update to 1st of June
>>> hasn't been released yet.  I could understand if it were not for Osmand
>>> also offering daily and hourly updates for people that pay a higher fee.
>>> If all maps, globally, can be updated hourly, how can it possibly be
>>> justifiable to take over two weeks to roll that update out to other users?
>>>
>>> One of the great things about OSM is the crowd sourcing nature of the
>>> map.  If I'm travelling somewhere I typically look at the map and add areas
>>> of interest to it before I go.  That way everyone can benefit from the
>>> research I do before I go somewhere.  With now a 6 week plus lag between
>>> early month updates and the map being rolled out that doesn't really work.
>>>
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