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Does anyone have a sample/tutorial command call on how I can import diffs from planet osm using osm2pgsql?

I know you use the osm2pgsql -c --slim ...other stuff to import osm data to the database initially.
Do you use the -a (append) to import the diffs?

The help documents are rather sparse on this topic.

Thank you

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asked 22 Jan '14, 15:06

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You can update your osm data using osm2pgsql by doing the following:


osm2pgsql --append [my customized arguments] changes.osc.gz

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answered 22 Jan '14, 17:04

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There's some info on this switch2osm page (go down to "updating") and also in the wiki here. The last time I set this up (with no prior experience) I was able to follow a combination of those two. That was on Ubuntu though - I've no idea if anyone's ever tried Windows.

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so when you pull the replication files say from here: http://planet.osm.ch/replication/. You would point to the state.txt file using osmosis?

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