The timestamp in the osmosis state file on maps1004 is from 2016. Strangely enough that file was modified recently. A quick look in the osm2pgsql log file does not show anything obviously wrong (/var/log/osmosis/osm2pgsql.log-20181018).
gehel@maps1004:~$ cat /srv/osmosis/state.txt #Thu Oct 18 05:20:09 UTC 2018 sequenceNumber=1369 timestamp=2016-06-12T00\:00\:00Z gehel@maps1004:~$ ls -lh /srv/osmosis/state.txt -rw-r--r-- 1 osmupdater osmupdater 83 Oct 18 05:20 /srv/osmosis/state.txt
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | MSantos | T152196 Kartotherian snapshots always return low DPI images | |||
| Resolved | Gehel | T198622 migrate maps servers to stretch with the current style | |||
| Resolved | MSantos | T205462 Load OSM data into maps1004 | |||
| Resolved | MSantos | T207360 osmosis state file on maps1004 is outdated |
I apologize about that, it was a human error. Database needed to be restarted with the initial import script because the wrong state.txt file inserted outdated data into the Database.
The database is now up to date with the latest OSM PBF file available (2018-10-18), just need some index functions to finish, and has the following content inside state.txt:
#Wed Oct 17 00:07:08 UTC 2018 sequenceNumber=2226 timestamp=2018-10-17T00\:00\:00Z
Which was downloaded from https://planet.openstreetmap.org/replication/day/000/002/226.state.txt