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The wiki mentions "/status" or "/dirty" tile directives: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Slippy_map#Mapnik_tile_rendering

Which software serves these commands ?

I searched in the source codes of the OSM Rails port and mod_tile, without finding anything.

If someone can help me, thanks in advance!

asked 01 Feb '12, 16:40

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It's right there in mod_tile.c, in the tile_translate function.

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answered 01 Feb '12, 18:02

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Is there perhaps a little more to it than that? If I follow this book I get a working tile server, but /dirty and /status aren't recognised as they are by X.tile.openstreetmap.org. In mod_tile.c I can see various references to "dirty" and "status" but nothing that describes how those commands get to mod_tile from Apache via renderd.

(01 Feb '12, 22:26) SomeoneElse ♦

It is possible that there's something broken it the latest mod_tile. Checking out r26346 might work.

(02 Feb '12, 07:28) Frederik Ramm ♦

I just checked in a fix into SVN for this. Thanks for reporting the bug.

(02 Feb '12, 07:53) apmon

Thanks - the latest svn version (and ./autogen.sh;./configure;make;sudo make install;sudo make install-mod_tile;sudo ldconfig) works

(16 Feb '12, 23:12) SomeoneElse ♦

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