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Installed Nominatim and received the following error during import of the pbf: CREATE TABLE ALTER TABLE Import Projection code failed to initialise osm2pgsql SVN version 0.80.0 (64bit id space) ERROR: Error executing external command: /home/user/Nominatim/osm2pgsql/osm2pgsql -lsc -O gazetteer --hstore -C 1059 -d nominatim /home/user/osm_data/central-america.osm.pbf Not sure if this is the issue or not but I am not importing the planet file just two country files. |
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A g-search for "Projection code failed to initialise" leads to the page http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/wiki/RenderingOsmData, which explains: Apologies. This isn't a windows environment. I should have put in the environment. Ubuntu 12.04 server Postgresql 9.1.4 PostGIS 2.01 I followed the latest Nominatim installlation procedures outlined on http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Nominatim/Installation
(17 Sep '12, 21:05)
mooreja
Is "proj-epsg" installed properly? From the Installation guide:
(17 Sep '12, 21:35)
mmehl
Does that problem apply to Ubuntu too? That line's in the Fedora section of the wiki page, and on Ubuntu an alternative to an rpm would be needed.
(17 Sep '12, 22:04)
SomeoneElse ♦
No, since that portion of the procedure deals with Fedora/CentOS, and the link is fedora specific, it shouldn't be applicable to an Ubuntu implementation.
(18 Sep '12, 00:56)
mooreja
Update. The error is being caused by the -l in the osm2pgsql -lsc. I can run the script without the -l but I later get SRID erors which I suspect is being caused by this projection failure. I have read the osm2pgsql man page and have seen the supported projections but am unsure exactly how the -l checks for the projections. Does anyone have any knowledge of that? Thanks in advance.
(18 Sep '12, 17:29)
mooreja
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Found a discussion about a similar problem at http://web.archiveorange.com/archive/v/wQWIbp8uENgQyNoCJGQz. Even though the discussion happened several years ago the information provided to troubleshoot is still relevant. In doing some of the troubleshooting listed in this discussion I was able to identify and resolve the problem. Thanks to Jon Burgess for providing the level of detail that he did in that discussion. JAM |