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I'm following these instructions to use my own OSM data (my own PBF file).
But when I run ./quickstart.sh my_osm_file, quickstart.sh does recognize that I use my own OSM file and do not generate docker-compose-config.yml since it seems that this file is generated right after the download from geofabrik.
So the script continues but when it comes to use the docker-compose-config.yml, it fails because it does not exist.
How can I generate the docker-compose-config.yml file please ?
Thanks, keep up the good work :)
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@ImreSamu When following the workaround mentioned in #227, is that process intended/optimized for use with a full planet file? I thought I had seen a mention somewhere (although I can't find it now) that generating tiles for a full OSM planet file took approximately 1-2 days given a reasonably powerful system. I tried following the procedure described in #227 on a 16-core server with >200GB of RAM, and it's reporting more like an expected 35-day runtime. Is there some other procedure that should be used for large extracts?
Hi guys !
I'm following these instructions to use my own OSM data (my own PBF file).
But when I run
./quickstart.sh my_osm_file, quickstart.sh does recognize that I use my own OSM file and do not generatedocker-compose-config.ymlsince it seems that this file is generated right after the download from geofabrik.So the script continues but when it comes to use the
docker-compose-config.yml, it fails because it does not exist.How can I generate the
docker-compose-config.ymlfile please ?Thanks, keep up the good work :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: