Hello Stefan,
Are you still having this problem? One thought is that this file is some
sort of README file in with the other data files from you source.
Another is that the data is an annotation file, not a sequence file,
with one or more columns of data in HTML format.
Some things to check:
- have you opened/uncompressed the file locally to see if it contains
any HTML?
- are you able to download, uncompress, and then load the file
uncompressed or does that also give errors? Using "upload from the
desktop" or "FTP"?
Please let us know if you are still having problems and what happens
when you try these tests. We would be very interested in correcting any
problems with valid files being rejected for some odd reason, so please
include the URL to the problem file in your reply.
Thank you!
Jen
Galaxy team
On 1/26/12 5:55 AM, Stefan Kroeger wrote:
hi,
Maybe anybody can give me a hint for the following problem...
When I try to upload a fastq.gz file into galxy using url function the
input os canceled with the following exception:
An error occurred running this job: The uploaded file contains
inappropriate HTML content
I don't know where to start to have a look at. The upload of all other
fastq.gz files from the same run works smooth.
best
stefan
PS. Yes I know, the problem is really unspecific, sorry for that...
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