Hi,
Galaxy 16.04, sge as batch system.
There is strange submit script from one job which replicates whole Galaxy
home directory to the working directory for jobs and does this 2 times.
Am I correct that tool_script.sh file is generated automatically by Galaxy
or still user can add something there? If it generates automatically then
is this a bug?
cat tool_script.sh:
#!/bin/bash
# The following block can be used by the job system
# to ensure this script is runnable before actually attempting
# to run it.
if [ -n "$ABC_TEST_JOB_SCRIPT_INTEGRITY_XYZ" ]; then
exit 42
fi
PACKAGE_BASE=/home/galaxy/tools/dependencies/samtools/1.2/iuc/package_samtools_1_2/f6ae3ba3f3c1;
export PACKAGE_BASE; .
/home/galaxy/tools/dependencies/samtools/1.2/iuc/package_samtools_1_2/f6ae3ba3f3c1/env.sh;
MEM=`expr "${GALAXY_SLOTS:-16}" \* 48 - 16` ; workdir=`pwd`; echo "workdir
is $workdir"; cd $LOCAL; echo "Running Trinity from `pwd`"; Trinity
--max_memory "${MEM}G" --CPU "${GALAXY_SLOTS:-16}" --bflyHeapSpaceMax "32G"
--bflyHeapSpaceInit "2G" --bflyGCThreads "6" --left
/home/galaxy/database/files/000/dataset_81417.dat --right
/home/galaxy/database/files/000/dataset_81418.dat --seqType fq
--SS_lib_type RF --group_pairs_distance 500 >
/home/galaxy/database/files/000/dataset_81515.dat 2>&1 || (ec=$? ; cp -pr
. $workdir; cd $workdir; cat
/home/galaxy/database/files/000/dataset_81515.dat >&2 ; mkdir -p
trinity_out_dir ; touch trinity_out_dir/Trinity.fasta ; exit $ec); cp -pr
. $workdir; cd $workdir
Output is:
workdir is /home/galaxy/database/jobs_directory/000/51718/working
Running Trinity from /home/galaxy
It means that in "cd $LOCAL" LOCAL variable is undefined. And then there is
a bunch of copies from home directory.
Thanx for the help,
Nikolaos
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