Few months ago I donwloaded full planet.osm dump and imported it in postgresql database via osm2pgsql. Later I removed the dump file. Thats why I don't know the timestamp of my current osm data. How can I get this timestamp? If I will know this timestamp, how can I download and import to my postgresql database the diff between this timestamp and now? P.S.: import the full dump again is bad idea, it is too slow. asked 31 Jan '17, 19:32 kz_sergey |
Applying diffs is much slower than the full planet load; if you want to apply diffs for a few months then it is almost certainly going to be faster to drop the database and load it again. (It could be that applying one day's worth of diffs takes more than a day!) Having said that, here's how to update:
answered 31 Jan '17, 21:06 Frederik Ramm ♦ |
crossposting at http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/226511/how-to-load-and-apply-planet-osm-diff