Closed alasdairball closed 7 months ago
Hi @alasdairball
could you please send us a screenshot of the contents of Y:\path\to\ImagingWorkshop2023\data\steinbock-new\raw
?
Ideally, you would place the files somewhere on your system and adjust the \path\to
part in the doskey
call by the path where the files are located instead of creating a new directory structure called \path\to
.
Thanks @nilseling
doskey steinbock=docker run -v "Y:\Alasdair\IMC\steinbock\ImagingWorkshop2023\data\steinbock-new":/data
ghcr.io/bodenmillergroup/steinbock:0.15.0 $*
steinbock --version
Steinbock will print the version correctly but can't find the directory with the below commands
steinbock preprocess imc panel --unzip
steinbock preprocess imc images --unzip --hpf 50
Thanks. But I was wondering what's inside the raw
folder.
Currently zipped files from the workshop.
Is Y:
a network drive?
Yes it is.
Is it docker that I would need to give permissions to access the network drive or steinbock, or both?
If the network drive is indeed the issue, I'm not sure whether it can be easily resolved by fixing permissions (you would need to assign correct permissions for: the Windows user that mapped the network drive, the Windows user with which you're running Docker, the Docker daemon user, the steinbock user within the Docker container). There may also be some funky WSL2 stuff involved. Before going there, I would try whether the problem disappears when working on a local copy of the data.
I don't have permissions to access the local C: drive on my university computer, but testing on my home drive U: gives this result:
Which suggests (given that it reports it can't access U:) it is able to access the Y: network drive. I will have to try from my laptop.
Closing due to inactivity
Hi, This is probably a basic issue but I am running into an error at the first steps of using steinbock, where it seems to be unable to detect files and directories that definitely exist. I've tried with my own data and the workshop data as below:
Any help or advice would be much appreciated.