Hello Elwood,
Just to double check (although you have probably already seen it), when
using the FTP client, the same basic steps from this wiki were followed?
Also please that you can FTP compressed data:
http://wiki.g2.bx.psu.edu/FTPUpload
Moving data from the FTP transfer area on the "Get Data" form into a
history can take a variable amount of time. Size of the data is one
factor. How busy Galaxy is is another. Galaxy has been very busy today.
Please give you data some more time to complete the transfer. If the
jobs times out or ends in an error, please send a bug report (click on
green bug icon).
Best,
Jen
Galaxy team
On 3/7/12 7:32 AM, Elwood Linney, Ph.D. wrote:
[NOTE: I SENT THIS SAME MESSAGE FROM A DIFFERENT EMAIL SERVER NOT
CORRESPONDING TO MY USER EMAIL ADDRESS, SO THIS IS A REPEAT EMAIL]
Hello:
I apologize for bothering you but I am just beginning to work with
mRNAseq data and it appears as though Galaxy will be quite useful but I
suspect, even after looking some of the tutorials that I will be either
making mistakes or just not have a good sense of things.
I used "Fetch" off a new Mac computer to ftp 2 datasets yesterday whose
sum total memory was over 26gb. It took 5 and one half hours to do that
(my login is elwood.lin...@duke.edu). This morning I had hoped to align
this fastq data using your tools. When I identified the two files to put
them in the right, history column of galaxy, it appears as though this
transfer is taking a long time. Could you give me a time expectation of
how long it might take to transfer say a 13gb file into the program if
it has already been ftp'd to your site?
The unspoken question above is "am I doing something wrong".
Sincerely, but naively,
Elwood Linney
Professor of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology
Duke University Medical Center
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