Why isn't there a datatype for a directory of files? This seems like such a
simple thing. If an executable generates or expects a directory as its input
or output, why must a fancy complicated composite datatype be created to handle
this?
David Hoover
David Hoover, PhD
On Tue, Sep 30, 2014 at 4:34 PM, David Hoover hoove...@helix.nih.gov wrote:
Why isn't there a datatype for a directory of files? This seems like
such a simple thing. If an executable generates or expects a
directory as its input or output, why must a fancy complicated
composite datatype be
Hello. I have a Galaxy user whose disk usage remains at 91% even after
deleting and purging all histories and datasets (The initial disk usage
was 99%). I have searched the mailing list (e.g.
http://dev.list.galaxyproject.org/disk-space-usage-td4660164.html) and
wiki posts and followed all the
Hello all,
The Galaxy Project is preparing for our next grant cycle and we are seeking
your feedback and comments on on all things Galaxy. We have created two
questionnaires, each focused on a different way to interact with Galaxy:
1.
*Galaxy User Questionnaire
Hi Viren,
There's a script shipped with galaxy that you can use
'./scripts/set_user_disk_usage.py' to force recalculation of a user's disk
usage.
-Dannon
On Tue, Sep 30, 2014 at 7:44 PM, Patel, Viren viren.pa...@emory.edu wrote:
Hello. I have a Galaxy user whose disk usage remains at 91% even
Hello,
I have configured Galaxy, but I would be very interested in configure it
with PAM or /etc/passwd (/etc/shadow) instead of creating a user in the
web interface.
How can I configure Galaxy for authenticating with system files?
Thanks.
