Installation includes PHP andPython libraries, settings, the basic
country data, the postgresql module and our custom version of
osm2pgsql. The latter is installed in our private library directory
so that it does not get in the way of a potentially installed
osm2pgsql from the distribution.
So far the data directory constant has pointed to the source
directory to be usable with different subdirectories. Now only
the data subdirectory itself is being used with the constant,
so point to the directory directly.
This replaces {data_dir}/settings throughout the code, so that
the configuration may be placed somewhere else in the directory
structure (e.g. in /etc).
Also moves the call to the setup from the setup-db
step to the calculate-postcodes step. The tables also need
no longer be accessible by the webservice.
This ports the --socket-timeout parameter from
pyosmium-get-changes which ensures that the update
process eventually times out on hanging network connections.
With the website directory now tied to the project directory instead
of the build directory, it is no longer possible to use make for
running the web server.
This reverts commit 559fe513fa.
Increasing the splitting results in geometries where with rounding
issues at the split points, so that contain operations do not
work as expected anymore.
Fixes#2137.
Given that the module is now copied to the project directory
when no module path is set, we need the information that the
module path is empty. Therefore hand in the default module path
in a separate variable.
When no explicity database module is configured, then the
module is now copied into the project directory and used from
there. This means that Nominatim can be updated to a new
version of the module while existing installation keep their
version of normalisation.
This is a exception to be thrown when the error occures because
of bad user data. We don't want to print a full stack trace in
these cases but just tell the user what went wrong.
