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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -130,11 +130,12 @@ Fetching updates is as simple as running:
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131131This fetches data from the replication service, saves it in a temporary file
132132and calls osm2pgsql with the given parameters to apply the changes. Note that
133- osm2pgsql-replication makes sure to only fetch a limited amount of data at the
133+ osm2pgsql-replication makes sure to only fetch a limited amount of data at a
134134time to make sure that it does not use up too much RAM. If more data is
135135available it will repeat the download and call of osm2pgsql until the database
136- is up to date (unless the option ` --once ` is used). You can change the amount
137- of data downloaded per at once with ` --max-diff-size ` , the default is 500MB.
136+ is up to date. Use the option ` --once ` to stop after the first change file has
137+ been applied. You can change the amount of data downloaded at a time with
138+ ` --max-diff-size ` , the default is 500MB.
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139140Sometimes you need to run additional commands after osm2pgsql has updated the
140141database, for example, when you use the expiry function. You can use the
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