Apache 2.4 has changed the date format, so that the current regexp
doesn't match anymore, so be more tolerant with the date format.
Also force less fancy output formatting without tables.
This allows address interpolations to work correctly when flatnode storage
is used for node coordinates.
To fix interpolations in an existing database, follow these steps:
* invalidate all interpolations (in psql):
`UPDATE placex SET indexed_status=2 WHERE rank_search = 28`
* disable updates:
./utils/setup.php --create-functions --create-partition-functions
* reindex the whole lot:
./utils/update.php --index --index-instances <number of your cpus>
* enable updates again:
./utils/setup.php --create-functions --enable-diff-updates --create-partition-functions
Also added a sanity check to ensure that accidental removal of admin_level
tags on large areas doesn't cause huge reindexing load. That can be disabled
by setting CONST_Limit_Reindexing to false.
Name of function was changed in postgis 2.1 and now prints ugly
deprecation warnings. For older versions of postgis, function
will be renamed to the new name during the setup of the DB.
To update existing databases with postgis < 2.1 run:
ALTER FUNCTION st_line_interpolate_point(geometry, double precision) RENAME TO ST_LineInterpolatePoint
and then reinstall the SQL functions:
./utils/setup.php --create-functions --enable-diff-updates --create-partition-functions
Use planet_osm_nodes instead of places to get the very last node even if it is
untagged. Then ask for version 1 to avoid being mislead if the node has been
changed in the meantime.
use osmosis --read-replication-lag to determine if there are changes before trying to process updates, useful when we are tracking hourly or daily replication updates
set CONST_Replication_Recheck_Interval to 60
skip lag check if CONST_Replication_Update_Interval > 60, for minutelies there's always new diffs to process
use tabs for indent
change sleep for non-minutely updates so that we dont drift tto much or poll excessively
unset $aReplicationLag before each exec attempt
unset $aReplicationLag inside while loop
