Closed fullerene12 closed 5 years ago
Hey, @fullerene12 . Where are the datasets you are trying to load physically located? It looks to me like the file the .prv was resolving to has been deleted from the /tmp directory. So you might need to re-generate it.
Thanks! It is physically located in my home filesystem, but it seems like the last time I used qt-mountainview it was copying files into /tmp, and /tmp was cleaned. When I re-generated the prv files, qt-mountainview works again, though the error message is still the same in mountainview.
the last time I used qt-mountainview it was copying files into /tmp, and /tmp was cleaned.
Oops! I'm doing a little work on a version of qt-mountainview that plays nicer with the latest version of Mountainlab over at https://github.com/flatironinstitute/qt-mountainview/issues/8, which should help with this.
A user in our lab had (@hrjoo) had a similar issue. She could view firing events and spike spray once, but then not when running qt-mountainview a second time.
It seems like the flatiron kbucket server failed. Is there a way to easily create and resolve .prv files locally? Thank you!
The prv resolve failure is across multiple computers in multiple labs in different universities. Mountainview was working a few days ago on all these computers. Nothing has been changed and we are trying to open the same data sets that were successfully loaded before.
Browser query of https://kbucket.flatironinstitute.org/ yields a page titled ERROR, with the message: Cannot GET /
After typing in:
I get the following output: