Closed tylercubell closed 6 months ago
If you mounted separate volume for db, then you can stop and remove existing container, and create a new one, with the changed environment variable.
If you didn't create a separate volume, I recommend stopping the container, moving the data to separate volume, and then do as explained above.
Without that, if you want to update version of the Overpass, you need to download the files again.
I'm using Docker Desktop with WSL2 as the backend. After creating the Overpass whole world clone instance, I realized the
OVERPASS_ALLOW_DUPLICATE_QUERIES
environment variable is set tono
by default, causing some API requests to fail. How would I be able to change this environment variable without re-creating the container and re-downloading the ~76Gnodes.bin
file?