Closed riasc closed 7 years ago
Hey Richard, thanks for reporting and apologies for the bug :-) I will look into it and get back to you.
Have you found the time to look into that problem? I tried some other sequences where on some the same error occured. However, I executed the same without directly specifying the blastdb and got the this:
RNAlien -i input.fasta -c 20 -t 562 -o . -d construction3
2 sequences; length of alignment 196.
2 sequences; length of alignment 198.
2 sequences; length of alignment 197.
2 sequences; length of alignment 197.
2 sequences; length of alignment 198.
(-50.4,-50.4,0.989795918367347)
(-52.5,-52.45,0.9137055837563451)
(-47.95,-48.9,0.9289340101522842)
(-48.05,-49.599999999999994,0.9390862944162437)
(-52.15,-51.25,0.8939393939393939)
RNAlien: Either.Unwrap.fromRight: Argument takes form 'Left _'
CallStack (from HasCallStack):
error, called at ./Data/Either/Unwrap.hs:52:23 in either-unwrap-1.1-2Lqm42fOpVz7XVLWzETZKJ:Data.Either.Unwrap
Does not RNAlien retrieve the blast hits by itself, if not specified in the command? Thanks
Hey, sorry for the delay. There was a problem with changed output in mlocarna that the resulting clustal alignment with consensus secondary structure is now outputed in a multi-line format. I modified my parsing library and updated the new version 1.3.1 of RNAlien accordingly. RNAlien uses the NCBI REST interface to perform its blast searches, which means you can specify the requested blast database via the -b commandline switch (e.g. NT, refseq_genomic,..), but not a filepath to a BLAST database. If you do not specify a command it will default to the nt database. You can RNAlien --help to see the default values. However during testing the new patch I could observe some erratic behavoir regarding the blast requests, but I need more time to investigate.
Hi Florian, thanks for the reply. As for now its maybe the best to run RNAlien with the parameters from the benchmarks (Clustalo version: 1.2.4, mlocarna version: LocARNA 1.9.0, RNAfold version: RNAfold 2.3.1, infernalversion: # INFERNAL 1.1.2 (July 2016)). What is the lastest version to be working with these parameters? 1.2.9? I would then create a docker container so that I can at least try in once.
I am just updating the bioconda recipe for RNAlien, then you can use the corresponding biocontainer. Should be done today and contains Locarna 1.9.1, ViennaRNA 2.3.3, INFERNAL 1.1.2 RNAlien 1.3.2 I will write again when its done. Concerning the dependencies: Locarna 1.9.1, ViennaRNA 2.3.3 and INFERNAL 1.1.2 should work together with RNAlien >=1.3.1 Locarna <=1.8.11, ViennaRNA >= 2.2.9 and INFERNAL 1.1.2 should work with RNAlien >=1.3.0 Locarna <=1.8.11, ViennaRNA <= 2.2.9 and INFERNAL 1.1.2 should work with all RNAlien versions
RNAlien is now available as docker container with all dependencies via biocontainers :-) Link to repo: https://quay.io/repository/biocontainers/rnalien Docker commands: docker pull quay.io/biocontainers/rnalien:1.3.4--pl5.22.0_0 docker run -i -t quay.io/biocontainers/rnalien:1.3.4--pl5.22.0_0 bash If it works for you now I will close the issue.
Hi, I tried to run the container but keep getting a HttpExceptionRequest. Maybe it has to do with my setup? Exposing the ports does not help. Do you have any idea? Thanks
RNAlien -c 20 -o /home/slott/RNAlien_docker_iterator/ -b nt -i /home/slott/RNAlien_docker_iterator/tmp_in.fasta -d RF02438 -t 1035187
RNAlien: HttpExceptionRequest Request {
host = "www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov"
port = 443
secure = True
requestHeaders = []
path = "/"
queryString = ""
method = "GET"
proxy = Nothing
rawBody = False
redirectCount = 10
responseTimeout = ResponseTimeoutDefault
requestVersion = HTTP/1.1
}
(InternalException (HandshakeFailed (Error_Protocol ("certificate has unknown CA",True,UnknownCa))))
Hi, sorry for the inconvinience. It is only possible to connect to NCBI services via https anymore. Therefore the certificate is checked on connection. This error message means that the authorized certificates of your operating-system installation does not recognize the certificate authority that has signed NCBIs certificate. Should propably be enough to update certificates via package manager, eg. on ubuntu/debian: sudo apt-get --only-upgrade install ca-certificates
And what i forgot to mention, you could try the biocontainer for RNAlien :-) https://quay.io/repository/biocontainers/rnalien
Thanks for the reply. Actually the problem occurs when I'm in the RNAlien biocontainer. Well I can connect ncbi with my host, but just not when I'm in the container. I'm not familiar with buildroot, but it seems a bit more effort to install packages (e.g., openssl). So the problem should be the missing certificate in the container?
Mhm, ok, if you already use the RNAlien container and you get this message then somethin with the container is broken :-( I will check where the problem is.
Thanks. Have you figured out the problem? I wanted to call RNAlien directly via docker exec
. However, in the meantime I created a container where RNAlien runs quite well, although there is some overload (https://hub.docker.com/r/riasc/rnalien-workbench/
). Thanks for your effort.
Hi, yeah, I did not explicitly request the installation of the certificates in the bioconda recipe, so they were missing from the busybox that biocontainers is using. The problem is now that in the solutions I tested, I have to provide a wrapper script that replaces the RNAlien executable and sets a enviromental variable to the non-standard certificate folder. I am still looking for a more elegant solution. Thanks for building a container and sorry that my solutions was not working.
Hi Florian,
Unfortunately, I have to bug you again. I just was executing the following command:
with the following input file:
However, I'm getting the following error:
I guess this is a problem with the alignment by Clustal Omega? I'm using Clustal Omega 1.2.4