osmconvert - request runs into disc limit - how to proceed

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hello dear osm-experts

fairly new to osm - i tried to run the following code

./osmconvert baden-wuerttemberg-latest.osm.pbf --all-to-nodes -o=baden-wuerttembergrestaurants.o5m
./osmfilter baden-wuerttembergrestaurants.o5m --keep="amenity=restaurant" -o=baden-wuerttembergrestaurants_2.o5m
./osmconvert baden-wuerttembergrestaurants_2.o5m --csv="@id @lon @lat restaurant:name addr:street addr:housenumber addr:city website email" 
--csv-headline -o=badenwuerttembergrestaurant_2.csv

the terminal gave back the following results - see the complain not enough space

martin@linux-70ce:~> cd osmosis/
martin@linux-70ce:~/osmosis> ./osmconvert baden-wuerttemberg-latest.osm.pbf --all-to-nodes -o=baden-wuerttembergrestaurants.o5m
osmconvert Error: not enough space. Increase --max-objects=
martin@linux-70ce:~/osmosis> ./osmfilter baden-wuerttembergrestaurants.o5m --keep="amenity=restaurant" -o=baden-wuerttembergrestaurants_2.o5m
osmfilter Warning: unexpected end of input file: baden-wuerttembergrestaurants.o5m
martin@linux-70ce:~/osmosis> ./osmconvert baden-wuerttembergrestaurants_2.o5m --csv="@id @lon @lat restaurant:name addr:street addr:housenumber addr:city website email" --csv-headline -o=badenwuerttembergrestaurant_2.csv
martin@linux-70ce:~/osmosis> cd..
martin@linux-70ce:~> mv *.osm.pbf ~/osmosis

well what can i do - how to limit the request to get results....

update:

well i think i have to try out Parameter --max-objects=50000000 but i am not sure how!?

Answer 1

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Did you try increasing max-objects as suggested by the documentation?

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answered 23 May '14, 09:19

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many many thanks update:

well i think i have to try out Parameter --max-objects=50000000 but i am not sure how!?

(23 May '14, 14:01) say_hello_to...

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Just append it to your osmconvert call. You already pass various other parameters.

(26 May '14, 09:26) scai ♦

Answer 2

Hello!

You of course can use --max-objects parameter to increase the number of allowed objects – as suggested previously. Additional help is available via osmconvert's help function: --help

In my opinion, the better way in this case would be to first filter and then convert to .csv. This should work faster and there would be no need for applying any --max-objects parameter:

Convert baden-wuerttemberg-latest.osm.pbf to .o5m (osmconvert)
Filter restaurants (osmfilter)
Convert to .csv (osmconvert)

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