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Can't build route between two addresses with OpenStreetMap provider #122

Open VaDRo opened 5 years ago

VaDRo commented 5 years ago

Good day, everyone! I'm trying to build route between two addresses. Each address already contains GPS coordinates. When I'm trying to build route between two points with OpenStreetMap provider -> I'm receiving exception "The requested URL /gosmore/gosmore.php was not found on this server." Am I the only one with such problem? Maybe someone knows what to do with this exception?

PS: I do debug of GMap sources and obtain URL that lies beside my query: That's it

lleihpi commented 5 years ago

We are having the same issue since yesterday.

VaDRo commented 5 years ago

Is here anyone who has any ideas what to do with this problem? First of all, I can't understand why api sends requests to host "yournavigation". Is it native for OSM? Or it's some project that has been written over OSM API?

lleihpi commented 5 years ago

We've been searching and it seems yournavigation is failing for routing for most parts of the world. It seems it was an independent project developed with OSM data and not updated for a couple of years. https://forum.openstreetmap.org/viewtopic.php?id=62858 An alternative would be to change the api itself with another one but no idea how without understanding gmap in great detail. The following is active but very different http://project-osrm.org/docs/v5.15.2/api/#trip-service

Rossi446 commented 5 years ago

Having the same issue now getting stackoverflowexception on call to openstreetmaps getrouting which have been working fine for over a year. anyone have a fix for this issue??

SobitKarki123 commented 5 years ago

I am having the same problem when trying to build a route inside the USA with open street map. Did anyone fix the problem?

VaDRo commented 5 years ago

I created some sort of hack tool with support of Here Maps. It's bad styled. But it works :) It's just with single type of map - no satellite, just map. If anyone wants it -> I could put it "as is"