t; automatically.
I believe it is fundamentally wrong to add nodes which duplicate
areas, although I know it is quite common.
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still be associated with
their original owners and they can be restored to public status if
that is what the owner wants.
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ightly too far
away and hence moved the way instead.
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wheel. Can't feel the resistance and it won't clog up by snow.
> See for example
> <http://webhotel.uni2.dk/dcf/cyklist/cyk20005/20005-07.htm> (in Danish).
Usually called a "hub dynamo" in english I think. Obviously much
harder to retrofit than a
esults on www.informationfreeway.org.
You'll see them on openstreetmap.org if you use the [EMAIL PROTECTED] layer.
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ow the possibilities somewhere when one is activating some
> command? Like in the edit way mode:
> - Press [Enter] to cancel
> - Click somewhere on the map to extend the way
Enter doesn't cancel. Escape does.
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gt; I have a fallback for cases like that.)
I don't think it would have helped much as they were also broken ;-)
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> Tom Hughes wrote:
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> > Indeed. I think the problem is that he is reading a page that
> > documents the HTTP API and expecting it to tell him the format
> > of a JOSM cha
ordering of the roads on the ground.
If something isn't rendering right the solution is to fix the
rendering not to deliberately misdescribe the data to try and
make the rendering look prettier.
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f AND =true, =yes and
> =1 in order to filter for instance on bridges, tunnels etc.
Converting those flag keys to boolean columns in the postgres
database would be the obvious answer, but I don't know if mapnik
supports boolean columns?
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ap.org/?lat=35.711&lon=139.869&zoom=11&layers=B0FT
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> Anyone know what to do about this?
Yes - Talk to Artem about adding support to mapnik for fallback
fonts, or find us a font we can use instead of DejaVu which is
known to support every possible glyph for every charact
ipulation
>
> To create you use PUT and it returns an ID.
Indeed. I think the problem is that he is reading a page that
documents the HTTP API and expecting it to tell him the format
of a JOSM change file.
I don't know if there is a page anywhere that documents the
fo
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> Would a version number be a cleaner solution? I'm always uneasy about
> using dates for this purpose.
If our objects all had version numbers then maybe. They don't (yet).
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> ATM I'm running Firefox on MacOS X.
It was turned off because it causes too many problems as it doesn't
only capture keypresses aimed at the map. See:
http://trac.openstreetmap.org/ticket/659
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>> As some may know : merkaartor is an offline editor for OSM, similar
>> in purpose and intent as
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with them before they give it to you, and that contract will almost
certainly restrict your rights beyond the default restrictions that
they get from database right.
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the default position is that anybody can
do what they want.
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> Go into Potlatch, and the roundabout, the parking lot, the graveyard are
> all not closed anymore (they obviously were before, as Mapnik render shows).
Good grief - it was only broken for about 10 minutes... Try it again now.
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> > What does the separate object type gain us exactly, apart from m
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> | No, the plan is to have a separate note object and then to make the
> | map api call return those objects so the editors can display them.
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ext of the note]
No, the plan is to have a separate note object and then to make the
map api call return those objects so the editors can display them.
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g your
> search term, and the word "permalink").
Remember that the primary focus of this project, as I understand
it at any rate, is to produce data for other people to use. Making
our own maps from our data is more of a convenience for us and a
way to promote the project than our prim
ot;) to install _any_
> rendering software seems sub-optimal.
So it is reasonable or optimal for us to maintain an infinite number
of custom maps for third parties that want custom maps but don't want
the hassle of rendering them?
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sn't really the target for this.
The target is things like reports of misspellings or missing data
in otherwise well surveyed areas.
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Displaying the tickets in OL in a relatively low priority thing
though so I wouldn't worry too much (though I think I could do
it anyway).
I think the data model is the thing that really needs fixing down
properly - the r
database as
> specially tagged nodes. Of course, we would need some kind of
> notifying system to alert the actual OSM contributors of new flags.
Not as nodes no. The plan is to have a separate table for such things.
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it might be possible, but I'll have to look into it. Send me the
details anyway.
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morning. Not sure if this is
a standard Ubuntu feature or a choice somebody made...
(b) The genius that wrote the Debian/Ubuntu mysql startup scripts
and made them do a check of all the tables every time it
starts so that it locks up tables for long periods while
it scans them.
ed on the fly
to display over the slippy map as you move it?
What do you propose to do when zoomed out to show the whole world
and there are three hundred attribution strings to display by the
way? It might be quite hard to see the map with them all displa
#x27;t
they - you'll be suggesting next ;-)
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Ian Haylock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tom Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > All edits are logged against the user id of the uploader anyway, so
> > that doesn't gain you anything
>
> Is this true wi
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> And what has / is being done about it ?
We're waiting for somebody to write code to group edits into
changesets and allow them to be rolled back.
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base using ip address and time
> frame.
All edits are logged against the user id of the uploader anyway, so
that doesn't gain you anything (wikipedia does it because it allows
anonymous edits).
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case you want to look at Martijn's advice - he was basing it
on using a planet dump, but if you have an osm file then you should
be able to use that instead.
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Have a nice day,
>
> Any idea what the user name should be? I find it hard to believe that
> user="jos逴巜¯(R)" (from the API) is correct.
The name doesn't make any more sense in a mysql command line, so I
don't think it's an o
he copyleft fans were a tiny minority.
The audio the debate is here:
http://www.archive.org/details/Sotm07PanelDebate-LicensingOsmData
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on in the other direction
from the person using the data to the person providing the data?
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far as I can tell).
That and the the fact that it took forever to generate. The bzip one
is bad enough, 7zip was worse. For a full planet the time is measured
in hours, not minutes.
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On 27/12/2007, David Groom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> has anyone else noticed problems accessing the wiki in the last 30 minutes
> or so?
Something (not sure what) was causing Apache not to return anything.
I've restarted it now and it seems to be working again.
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for
reasons that are not at all clear - it looks from the logs like a
clean shutdown rather than a crash but there was nobody logged in
at the time.
The database was restarted at 0910 GMT and everything looks like
it is running OK again now.
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know - you don't really need a functioning one anyway
as it's only used to upgrade existing data.
In fact I thought I fixed the migration scripts to work without it now
so long as you don't have any data in the relevant tables?
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>> I've noticed that searching for small features exposes a slight
>> inaccurac
ith OpenLayers or with our
lat/lon to mercator projection code or the tiles are not projected
right.
If the coordinates are wrong then it is probably an issue with
the Namefinder - I'm not sure how it decides what coords to return
for a polygon like that.
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