[OSM-talk] Slippy Map update
Brent Easton
b.easton at exemail.com.au
Sun Aug 19 03:31:01 BST 2007
Hi Jon,
Thanks for the pointers. Yes, I was talking about the Mapnik layer, I have already regenerated the OSmarender layer. I have downloaded and examined the time stamps on some of the changes I made. Looks like I miscalculated the Timezone offset and made a lot of the changes after the planet dump was made.
I am trying to track down some more details on when the job is run so that I can publish a cutoff time in the FAQ.
Regards,
Brent.
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On 19/08/2007 at 1:05 AM Jon Burgess wrote:
>On Sun, 2007-08-19 at 09:46 +1000, Brent Easton wrote:
>> Ok, let me rephrase.
>>
>> I made a large number of changes in the week leading up to this past
>> Wednesday. It is now Sunday and despite repeated viewing of the
>> various areas at different zoom levels and clearing of the IE cache
>> over the past few days, I see no evidence of my changes.
>>
>Can you include a link to the map showing where your edits should show
>up (e.g. right click the 'view' or 'permalink' and copy & paste the
>URL)?
>
>Which layer: Mapnik (default layer on main map) or
>Osamarender/Tiles at Home ?
>
>> What time of day and in which time zone does the 'planet
>> dump'/'database load' usually finish and so one might expect the new
>> data to start appearing on the slippy map.
>>
>
>> What time of day and in which time zone is the cutoff time when
>> updates you make are too late to be included in the planet dump?
>
>I don't know the precise details. In general it is Wednesday in the UK
>(i.e. BST/UTC timezone).
>
>> Thanks,
>> Brent.
>
>There may be other reasons why your data has not appeared, for instance
>if you have not created and tagged the ways correctly.
>
>If you can give us the map link then we'll be able to check both the
>rendered map and the underlying data.
>
> Jon
>
>
>
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Brent Easton
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University of Western Sydney
Email: b.easton at uws.edu.au
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