[Decided to give opengate a shot after the ICCR presentation.]
The whole python install is awesome, that's why I wanted to try, but the opengate_tests command would fail to run because the connection keeps crashing during download (might be flagging through the hospital network).
Anyway, I looked more into it, and there is no equivalent of wget -c (keep trying to download) in the python implementation.
For now, my workaround was to run wget -c manually on all the files, then hijack the wget command in the execution file (opengate_env/lib/python3.11/site-packages/opengate_core/g4DataSetup.py), and replace the wget.download(package, out=dataLocation) command with packageArchive = package.split("/")[-1].
As I am typing this, the same issue happened with the test data while downloading.
dsarrut
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2 months ago
[Decided to give opengate a shot after the ICCR presentation.]
The whole python install is awesome, that's why I wanted to try, but the
opengate_testscommand would fail to run because the connection keeps crashing during download (might be flagging through the hospital network). Anyway, I looked more into it, and there is no equivalent ofwget -c(keep trying to download) in the python implementation.For now, my workaround was to run
wget -cmanually on all the files, then hijack the wget command in the execution file (opengate_env/lib/python3.11/site-packages/opengate_core/g4DataSetup.py), and replace thewget.download(package, out=dataLocation)command withpackageArchive = package.split("/")[-1].As I am typing this, the same issue happened with the test data while downloading.