I'm running PostgreSQL 9.4 and osm2pgsql 0.82.0 on Ubunt 14.04 (64bit).
I'm new-ish to postgres and less new to OSM. My goal was to import the planet file.
Unfortunately, when I started the import, I made the rookie mistake of not starting the osm2pgsql command from a sensible point in the filesystem.
Since I imported the planet file with the --flat-nodes option, the result (of course!) is that the flat-nodes.bin file is located in the folder I launched the command from e.g. /home/foo/bar.
I would really like to correct this and move flat-nodes.bin to a better location.
Is there a way to change where Postgres looks for the file? I would really rather not reimport the planet just to fix my stupidity...
All help greatly appreciated!
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I'm new-ish to postgres and less new to OSM. My goal was to import the planet file.
Unfortunately, when I started the import, I made the rookie mistake of not starting the osm2pgsql command from a sensible point in the filesystem.
Since I imported the planet file with the --flat-nodes option, the result (of course!) is that the flat-nodes.bin file is located in the folder I launched the command from e.g. /home/foo/bar.
I would really like to correct this and move flat-nodes.bin to a better location.
Is there a way to change where Postgres looks for the file? I would really rather not reimport the planet just to fix my stupidity...
All help greatly appreciated!
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