Closed Bjoernsen closed 7 years ago
Hi, thanks for the bug reports!
The duplicate instance is due to your version of Text.Shakespeare.Text being newer than I had. I'll fix that, and document the required version.
I think the error with "bad substitution" is due to you have /bin/sh symlinking to /bin/dash. Can you check that is the case on your install? If so, I'll change the scripts to use /bin/bash
My guess why the "analyse server side" is not work is because of an error with R. You can see any R errors in the directory "tmp/*-err" in your install directory. I need to think about how to report these errors better to the user. Can you check if this is indeed the problem?
Hi,
yes, /bin/sh
is a symlink to /bin/dash
.
Which Text.Shakespeare
version are you using?
And your are right. There is an error in tmp
. I do not have limma
installed.
Thank you
I'm using shakespeare-text-1.0.0.5
Thanks for the report
Is the line 280 (r-json.hs) important? I documented it out and I did not get an issue. I can use the example count file to run server side analysis. And I can upload and visualize a pre-analyzed file.
No, it is not important for your version of shakespeare-text. Essentially that line is now in shakespeare-text.
Rewrite does not have this issue : https://github.com/drpowell/degust
Hi,
I try to build degust with the analysis back-end using the command
bash build.sh prod-server
(./build.sh prod-server
does not work for me because of 'Bad substitution' inb=${t/.js/-big.js}
). But I get this error:If I comment out this line, the building script works and I can start the server and use degust locally. But I do not get any values using
Analyze server side
(No error appears in the console). With the same settings, I get a result using http://vicbioinformatics.com/degustI am using Ubuntu 14.04 with Haskell 7.6.3. Hopefully, I have correctly installed the dependencies. The Documentation is a bit short.
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