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Hi,
It looks like the error message is related to your server, so might be outside our software's control. Are you using a Docker/Singularity container? Or installing it from source?
Could you explain your second question in more detail? I'm not sure what you mean.
Also, could you confirm that you're mapping against GENCODE's genome FASTA, and not Ensembl's? If you're using Ensembl's genome FASTA, you would need the GRCm39_Ensembl_rmsk_TE.gtf instead.
Thanks.
Hi,
It looks like the error message is related to your server, so might be outside our software's control. Could you explain your second question in more detail? I'm not sure what you mean. Also, could you confirm that you're mapping against GENCODE's genome FASTA, and not Ensembl's? If you're using Ensembl's genome FASTA, you would need the GRCm39_Ensembl_rmsk_TE.gtf instead.
Thanks.
thank you When the software is running, there is no need to connect to the Internet, right? Yes, I should use GRCm39_Ensembl_rmsk_TE.gt. The second problem is the ensemble numbers in the cntTable file I finally generated. When I used org.Mm.eg.db to convert geneID, some of them did not correspond and could not be converted. Maybe I used the wrong reference file.
Hi,
It looks like the error message is related to your server, so might be outside our software's control. Are you using a Docker/Singularity container? Or installing it from source?
Could you explain your second question in more detail? I'm not sure what you mean.
Also, could you confirm that you're mapping against GENCODE's genome FASTA, and not Ensembl's? If you're using Ensembl's genome FASTA, you would need the GRCm39_Ensembl_rmsk_TE.gtf instead.
Thanks.
Oh, I installed it using the source code on a supercomputer cluster. When working, I need to work on the computing node. The computing node cannot be connected to the Internet. I don't know if it's because it requires an Internet connection during use. Thank you very much for your answer and wish you success in your research.
Hi,
Thanks for your clarification. The software should not need to access the internet, so I'm surprised to see the message. Admittedly, all the computing nodes that we have tested on have internet access, so that has never been an issue for us.
Could you provide the command line that you used for your run, and we can see if we can replicate your issue on a computer with no internet access?
Thanks.
Hi,
Thanks for your clarification. The software should not need to access the internet, so I'm surprised to see the message. Admittedly, all the computing nodes that we have tested on have internet access, so that has never been an issue for us.
Could you provide the command line that you used for your run, and we can see if we can replicate your issue on a computer with no internet access?
Thanks.
Okay, I'll send you my script. Could you please help me take a look at it? Thank you very much.
source /public/software/apps/anaconda3/5.2.0/etc/profile.d/conda.sh
treatment_samples1="/public/home/zzs000213/zgsj/CRA002561/CRR129819/output.bam" treatment_samples2="/public/home/zzs000213/zgsj/CRA002561/CRR129820/output.bam" treatment_samples3="/public/home/zzs000213/zgsj/CRA002561/CRR129821/output.bam" treatment_samples4="/public/home/zzs000213/zgsj/CRA002561/CRR129822/output.bam" control_samples1="/public/home/zzs000213/zgsj/CRA002561/CRR129823/output.bam" control_samples2="/public/home/zzs000213/zgsj/CRA002561/CRR129824/output.bam" control_samples3="/public/home/zzs000213/zgsj/CRA002561/CRR129825/output.bam" control_samples4="/public/home/zzs000213/zgsj/CRA002561/CRR129826/output.bam"
gene_gtf="/public/home/zzs000213/zgsj/Mus_musculus.GRCm39.112.gtf" te_gtf="/public/home/zzs000213/zgsj/GRCm39_Ensembl_rmsk_TE.gtf" project_name="all_sample_nosort_test"
echo "Begin execution TEtranscripts..."
TEtranscripts --format BAM --mode multi -t $treatment_samples1 $treatment_samples2 $treatment_samples3 $treatment_samples4 \ -c $control_samples1 $control_samples2 $control_samples3 $control_samples4 \ --GTF $gene_gtf --TE $te_gtf --project $project_name
echo "TEtranscripts Execution completed"
conda deactivate
Hi,
That is really odd. I did a test run with similar parameters on a computer not connected to the internet, and it ran fine. Right now, I can't replicate your error, nor do I have a clear idea why it's doing what it's doing. Have you tried running it again? I wonder if there was a temporary issue, or if it's reproducible. Did you install TEtranscripts via conda? Just curious why you have to activate the base conda environment (where typically you would create a separate environment for a software to prevent conflicts).
Thanks.
Hi,
That is really odd. I did a test run with similar parameters on a computer not connected to the internet, and it ran fine. Right now, I can't replicate your error, nor do I have a clear idea why it's doing what it's doing. Have you tried running it again? I wonder if there was a temporary issue, or if it's reproducible. Did you install TEtranscripts via conda? Just curious why you have to activate the base conda environment (where typically you would create a separate environment for a software to prevent conflicts).
Thanks.
Sorry, I had some things to deal with which delayed me for a while and I didn't reply to you in time. Regarding this issue, I tried running it twice but encountered the same error. Thank you for your reply. I canceled the conda environment once and activating conda is a bad habit of mine.
Hi,
I'm afraid that I can't reproduce the error, and I don't know the exact cause. Can you confirm that none of the output was generated (e.g. ${project_name}.cntTable)? I looked more into it, and it appears to be an error stemming from SLURM trying to gather cluster parameters and putting them in an influxdb (which might be what is inaccessible). It might be worth passing on the error message to your SLURM admins:
slurmstepd: error: acct_gather_profile/influxdb _send_data: curl_easy_perform failed to send data (discarded). Reason: Couldn't connect to server.
Thanks
Hi,
I'm afraid that I can't reproduce the error, and I don't know the exact cause. Can you confirm that none of the output was generated (e.g. ${project_name}.cntTable)? I looked more into it, and it appears to be an error stemming from SLURM trying to gather cluster parameters and putting them in an influxdb (which might be what is inaccessible). It might be worth passing on the error message to your SLURM admins:
slurmstepd: error: acct_gather_profile/influxdb _send_data: curl_easy_perform failed to send data (discarded). Reason: Couldn't connect to server.
Thanks
Yes, you're right. I'm in communication with the administrator of my server, and they will arrange for an engineer to check if it's a server issue. After the check, I'll try running it again and will update you with the results. Thank you for your assistance.
hi I'm very sorry, it's the problem with my server, not the software. Thank you very much for your help, thank you.
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Hi, olivertam I encountered the following problem when using it, please help me how to solve this problem. I use it on a supercomputer cluster.
Finally, I also want to know why the ensemble in the finally generated cntTable file has some one-to-one correspondence with org.Mm.eg.db. Very much looking forward to your reply, thank you