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I need to convert x/y/z.png in meta file, to join my static cache to renderd cache.

I have the entire stack apache/mod_tile/map_nick/renderd/postgres installed but I can not find the executable "convert_meta"

I saw in the source code (https://github.com/openstreetmap/mod_tile) exists convert_meta.c but i could not to compile it individually the file with gcc.

How can i get to the executable "convert_meta"?

Thank you for your help.

asked 06 Mar '14, 14:27

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is there anyone who has used convert_meta? that can explain how to use it. thanks

(11 Mar '14, 14:10) jammejamme
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Hmmm ... your question seems to be quite special ...

try asking at the developer or general OSM mailing list:

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Mailing_lists

(11 Mar '14, 17:03) stephan75

(not that it's useful until you've converted the C source into something you can run), but there is the source of a man page for it here.

(11 Mar '14, 17:07) SomeoneElse ♦

Did you get this to work? Having the same problem.

(13 May '14, 11:58) danmcc

convert_meta line is commented out in Makefile.am. Does it compile if you uncomment it?

(14 May '14, 14:39) Zverik
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