Stalled at prefitering?

[cslamo]

I started 3 metaeuk jobs, all with different fasta input but same pfam_full database. They all seemed to stall at a prefiltering step (different step) but the jobs appearing as running (2 days since). Below is one of the caller scripts with the command line:

!/bin/bash

$ -S /bin/bash

. /etc/profile

$ -pe threaded 8

source activate metaeuk metaeuk easy-predict /path-to-input/contigs.fasta /path-to-db/pfam_msa_db.fasta predsResultProteinsOmSpadesClean.fas tempor

Below is the log attached:

runmetaeukom.sh.o71761.txt

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[milot-mirdita]

Sorry your issue fell a bit through the cracks. Did you have any progress with it?

What are the specs of the machine you were running MetaEuk? It looks like it didn't have enough RAM, so it had to split the database into many many smaller chunks which affects runtime quite badly. However, none of the smaller chunks were actually taking a long time. Was that the last piece of output of MetaEuk?

[fplazaonate]

Hi, I have the same problem. The "prefilter" step takes a lot of time. More precisely, the CPU usage is very low and RAM usage increases then decreases in cyclic manner.