Failed to process planet file

[mullenkamp]

Hi,

I'm running into a problem running the docker image on a windows machine. I'm trying to run it for New Zealand using the geofabric site:

docker run \ -e OVERPASS_META=yes \ -e OVERPASS_MODE=init \ -e OVERPASS_PLANET_URL=http://download.geofabrik.de/australia-oceania/new-zealand-latest.osm.bz2 \ -e OVERPASS_DIFF_URL=http://download.geofabrik.de/australia-oceania/new-zealand-updates/ \ -e OVERPASS_RULES_LOAD=10 \ -e OVERPASS_UPDATE_SLEEP=3600 \ -v E:\ecan\deployments\overpass\NZ\:/db \ -p 12345:80 \ -i -t \ --name overpass_nz wiktorn/overpass-api

Gives me the error after initially processing the planet file:

No database directory. Initializing % Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed 100 373M 100 373M 0 0 7075k 0 0:00:54 0:00:54 --:--:-- 6675k [======================================================================] 100% Reading XML file ... elapsed node 2945583286. /app/bin/init_osm3s.sh: line 44: 16 Broken pipe bunzip2 < $PLANET_FILE 17 Killed | $EXEC_DIR/bin/update_database --db-dir=$DB_DIR/ $META $COMPRESSION Failed to process planet file

My guess is because it's a windows mount where the database sits rather than Linux? The sh script doesn't account for this?

Thanks!

[mullenkamp]

I can confirm my suspicions about the windows mount. I just tried it on Ubuntu and it ran fine. Would it be possible to modify the sh script to accept windows mounts?

[wiktorn]

I'm not sure if there is anything I can do in the scripts to accept windows mounts. They should look indistinguishable from unix mounts.

Can I ask you for two things:

• Can you check if your Windows mounts supports unix domain sockets. Try installing netcat and run nc -lU aSocket.sock
• are you sure that your docker machine has memory

[mullenkamp]

You were totally right. I need to stop thinking I know what I'm doing ;) I hadn't allocated enough memory for the windows docker. I didn't realise that the initial run would require so much memory. Thank you very much for your help!