[Tilesathome] Code of Conduct for non-t at h extensions in the client

Matthias Julius lists at julius-net.net
Wed Jun 20 20:15:58 BST 2007


"Hakan Tandogan" <hakan at gurkensalat.com> writes:

>> Hi,
>>
>>     I want to extend the tiles at home client so that, after running the
>> maplint job, it uploads a statistics run-down to a server collecting
>> statistics. (Numbers such as: How many objects total in the tile, how
>> many maplint errors/warnings/...)
>>
>> [ ... ]
>
> I'd say go for it. If your server has a similar (or better) availability
> as the main upload server (I stopped thinking of it as "-dev" some time
> ago...) the impact on the clients should be negligable.

Another aspect worth considering is bandwidth use.  Is there anyone
who is running the client behind a low-bandwidth connection?  

I think before doing something like this to the "official" client the
change should be documented in a posting to this list and maybe a wiki
page.  Then give everyone a week or two to object to your proposal.

Another application could be the rendering of the lowzoom level-12
tiles that were mentioned earlier.  Those could be uploaded to a
different server as well which then could process them.  Or, as an
alternative it could filter the osm data and send the osm file to the
server.

Matthias





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