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Can someone give any suggestion how can I append missing states (everything left of Moscow, including Moscow) to the russian map in the whole asian file? I tried and it crashed when porting nodes to the database: Processing: Node(1255048k 1457.7k/s) Way(156069k 11.50k/s) Relation(0 0.00/s)result COPY END for planet_osm_ways failed: ERROR: duplicate key value violates unique constraint "planet_osm_ways_pkey" DETAIL: Key (id)=(23535867) already exists. CONTEXT: COPY planet_osm_ways, line 119375 DB copy thread failed: Ending COPY mode Then I tried converting all files to "o5m" extension and run: Now it all just turned out to give me the same asia map with no tiles added. Update: it turned out that when I manually zoomed closer, some mssing tiles were served, but at lower (0-6) zooms I still get empty tiles. Another thing: after I cleared "/var/lib/mod_tile" folder of rendered tiles and tried to draw the map, there didn't seem to be any rendering done, linke there is another place where already rendered tiles are stored. Is it possible that Mapnik keeps some separate cache for it tiles? How can I clear it? And another problem, after I run: the systems starts doing something very hard (all 5 cores are loaded at 100%) but new maps in "/var/lib/mod_tile" appear at a very slow rate. I have already run this command with the previous map and it took less then a couple seconds to render 0-8 zoom levels, and now it took about 10 minutes and the processor was left covered in sweat. Why is that? Another update: Actually the command worked ok. It was just that I had to use -f with a render_list to rerender all prevous blank tiles so they get updated with new data. |
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What I would suggest that you do is, rather than using an Asia extract and trying to add pieces to it, create your own extract from the planet file:
The extract creation is documented on https://docs.osmcode.org/osmium/latest/osmium-extract.html - basically if you can work with a rectangular area you would call and if you'd rather cut out a polygon you would have to define a simple outline first e.g. using QGIS (save as GeoJSON) or JOSM (save as poly file), then use the Thanks. I'll mark it as an answer though I didn't try it, because the command from the question actually worked.
(06 Mar '20, 12:21)
kartman1
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