is there a way of automatically downloading the KML file, i.e. from linux command line, in order to restore the current map state in case of vandalism? asked 15 Feb '16, 10:17  stefxy edited 15 Feb '16, 10:53  scai ♦ |
The question has been closed for the following reason “AS noted in the comments, this question is a mistagged duplicate of https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/48132/automatic-backup .” by SomeoneElse 15 Feb ‘16, 10:51
One Answer:
Of course, but with OSM these are .osm files. will result in a file named 2016-02-15_a_region_in_Albania.osm Or you are already satisfied with the services download.geofabrik.de offers. For some recent days they have daily backups, then monthly and yearly ones. Just click on "raw directory index on their download site. answered 15 Feb '16, 10:35  malenki edited 15 Feb '16, 10:42 |
Is this question about umap? It seems to be a duplicate of https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/48132/automatic-backup which was tagged umap, but this one isn't.
yes, this question is about umap and i only realized after i got the answer of malenki that i was supposed to add a umap tag, so i asked it again as https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/48132/automatic-backup if this is confusing, please remove this first question!
What a waste of time…