Overpass API developpement

[Brian Vogelgesang <>]

Roland, great news. Replacing the DB files worked along with your patch. I'm 
not sure how many times I've re-downloaded those files, but this time seemed 
to work. The dispatcher successfully runs and I can now use NGINX to query 
the API!

We are transitioning off using http://overpass-api.de/api/map?bbox={bounding 
box cords} and I am now using 
http://my-ip/api/interpreter?node({bbox_coords});out body;
We get different results but I haven't been able to pick apart the response 
just yet to figure out whats different (only the end result). Do you know 
what the different would be? Essentially we want to get all features within a 
bounding box, would node({bbox_coords});out body; be the right query for that?

Many thanks
Brian

On 12/18/19, 12:58 PM, 
"
 on behalf of Brian Vogelgesang" 
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 on behalf of 
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 wrote:

    I'm hosting my Ubuntu box on a google cloud VM, so thankfully the 
download script runs from there and I get 17 MB/s speeds. It should be 
finished shortly here. If it's possible to give me the MD5 checksums for the 
2019-12-18 download that would be helpful, glad to run it against mine.
    
    Thank you for taking the time to help, it's most appreciated. I'll keep 
you updated
    
    Brian
    
    On 12/18/19, 12:18 PM, "Roland Olbricht" 
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 wrote:
    
        Hi,
        
        > I'm in the process of re-downloading the DB files with the 
download_clone.sh - would that not work in this situation? I'm unclear what 
might be the next best move.
        
        That is what I would like to suggest you to do. It should afterwards
        work fine.
        
        I do not know the conditions of your internet connectivity. 
Downloading
        the arond 100 GB of data here over a 1.5 MBit/s landline would take
        days, thus this would be a huge burden (or de facto impossible). In a
        data center it should be much faster, but it might produce costs. This
        is why I have tried to state that requirement with some empathy.
        
        For my to-do list: come around with some MD5 or similar checking 
scheme
        such that the completeness and correctness of a download can be 
checked
        independently of Overpass software.
        
        Best regards,
        Roland