Hi Eric,
Yes, you are right. The REMOTE_USER was stripped out by apache. After
setting it in the header of the proxy config, now it works perfect. For
uploading, currently all files are uploaded by an admin user and assigned
to common users. don't know if any other problems there.
Thanks for your
Hi,
I'd like to refer to an old post I found in the archive [1]
and ask if there has been some progress in this?
Best,
Alexander
[1]
http://dev.list.galaxyproject.org/Sending-tool-output-to-input-parameters-of-downstream-tool-s-tt4663398.html
> Hi all,
> I was recently wondering how it might
Thanks for the detailed bug report Keith! I have implemented Peter
suggestion as a Pull Request
(https://github.com/galaxyproject/galaxy/pull/309).
-John
On Thu, Jun 4, 2015 at 3:34 AM, Peter Cock wrote:
> Good idea - the Python file read method takes an option
> number of bytes/characters, so i
Hello
Here is what I would like to do. Any suggestions are appreciated.
I have a history item that is an html page with an html table. This table has
a checkbox on the end of each table row. I would like it if a user could check
which rows he would like to keep and then be able to filter out
I can't speak to your CORS issues, but you may have to add some custom CORS
header in your webserver.
If you have a webserver in front of Galaxy, it is absolutely for sure
stripping REMOTE_USER out.
If you're using remote_user authentication, you'll have to do something a
bit different, and confi
Hello Ryan,
the recommended way to leverage tests included with Galaxy is to run
individually the subsets you are interested in. The syntax can be found
here: https://wiki.galaxyproject.org/Admin/RunningTests
I can confirm that fresh checkout of -dev with 'sh run_tests.sh' (which
runs only galaxy
Dears,
I’m working on a tool script (a Python script) that given a dataset id host and
port, for example
“http://web.uniparthenope.it:28080/api/datasets/3068f10db18abc2b” get the json
dateset description in order to extract the file_name field as "file_name":
"/home/012466/galaxy-python/ga
Hi, all
I’m trying to access the api of my local galaxy instance from another site,
under the remote user mode.
At first, I sent request directly to the galaxy server. and it was OK when
I test it using Postman (with ‘Remote-User’ in the header). But there’s
CORS issue when I use it on my site. T
Good idea - the Python file read method takes an option
number of bytes/characters, so it could easily read just
one, or say 100 and then strip whitespace.
Peter
On Thu, Jun 4, 2015 at 3:36 AM, Keith Suderman wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I was adding datatype classes to galaxy.datatype.text.py for ou
