Closed claudiadast closed 4 years ago
See the docker help files http://bioconductor.org/help/docker/#running That explains this ERROR is expected and you should set the password to whatever you like (just not rstudio).
It should be noted - These docker files are going to be deprecated shortly to newer better maintained dockers with system dependencies that will allow most Bioconductor packages to be installed. There is better documentation, including modifying image help on that page https://github.com/Bioconductor/bioconductor_docker#modify . We hope to have this new docker images up within the next 2 weeks.
I'm trying to install Bioconductor's DESeq2 via a docker container, and based on a Biostars suggestion, I went with the following Dockerfile setup:
Dockerfile
setup.R
When I try to run this container interactively though, I get this response:
Is there a better approach? Also, I want to be able to install python packages within the dockerfile (as I will be running this container on a python-based pipeline) - how can I properly conduct a multi-stage build to do so? I tried doing the following for this, but then my invoked python script
run_deseq2.py
responded with:/bin/sh: 1: Rscript: not found
: