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AI Research Platform for Reinforcement Learning from Real Panoramic Images.
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Docker mount #123

Closed Routine113 closed 1 year ago

Routine113 commented 1 year ago

I used a remote server to perform operations, and then when I run ./scripts/downsize skybox. Py, an error occurred: FileNotFoundError: [Erro 2] No such file or directory: '/data3/wuyifei/PatterPort3D/v1/scans/17DRP5sb8fy/undorted camera_ parameters/17DRP5sb8fy.conf'. But I'm sure I have this folder. The problem is that Docker cannot access this folder. But I dont know how to make prompt ""Note that if is a remote sshfs mount, you will need to mount it with the -o allow_root option or the docker container won't be able to access this directory."" I wonder if you have a solution? Thank U very much!

bjzhb666 commented 1 year ago

I am facing the same problem? How to solve it? Thanks!

Routine113 commented 1 year ago

I'm ashamed that I haven't found a solution yet. Docker's knowledge is not very clear. If you make progress, I hope you can tell me

Routine113 commented 1 year ago

I'm ashamed that I haven't found a solution yet. Docker's knowledge is not very clear. If you make progress, I hope you can tell me

staale92 commented 1 year ago

Hi, I don't think it is a problem with Docker, but rather with the path to the scans directory. Have you verified that you have the required data downloaded, and that MATTERPORT_DATA_DIR is set to the directory containing the Matterport scan folders (../Matterport3D/data/v1/scans)? Notice that the downloaded files under each scan folder should be first unzipped (as mentioned in the instructions and in #85) and that depending on how you unzip the files you could accidentally create subfolders with the same name as the main folder. Running something like for k in $(find ./ -type f -name '*.zip') ; do unzip $k ; done from the ../Matterport3D/data/v1/scans directory should work fine.

Routine113 commented 1 year ago

Hi, I don't think it is a problem with Docker, but rather with the path to the scans directory. Have you verified that you have the required data downloaded, and that MATTERPORT_DATA_DIR is set to the directory containing the Matterport scan folders (../Matterport3D/data/v1/scans)? Notice that the downloaded files under each scan folder should be first unzipped (as mentioned in the instructions and in #85) and that depending on how you unzip the files you could accidentally create subfolders with the same name as the main folder. Running something like for k in $(find ./ -type f -name '*.zip') ; do unzip $k ; done from the ../Matterport3D/data/v1/scans directory should work fine.

Oh，Thank you very much for your patient answer！！