Re: [galaxy-dev] How to make trackster jobs run locally instead of on a cluster?

2012-07-13 Thread Nate Coraor
On Jun 27, 2012, at 5:59 PM, Dorset, Daniel C wrote:

> We have an instance of Galaxy deployed on a local institutional cluster. It’s 
> working well, but when we import BED files for visualization, Galaxy runs the 
> processing for these on the cluster. I would like to run these tasks locally 
> instead.
>  
> I understand how to make individual tools run locally, but I’m hoping there’s 
> a better way to accomplish what I would like to do without having to specify 
> each of the many conversion tools individually in the universe_wsgi.ini 
> config file.

Hi Dan,

Unfortunately, you can only do it on a per-tool basis in the 
[galaxy:tool_runners] section of the config.  However, you can set separate 
runners for the regular invocation of the converters and ones run from 
Trackster by using the syntax:

[source@trackster] = 

All of  (including the angle brackets) should be replaced with the 
actual tool id, but [source@trackster] (including the square brackets) should 
be exactly as shown.

--nate

>  
> Thanks!
>  
> Dan
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[galaxy-dev] How to make trackster jobs run locally instead of on a cluster?

2012-06-27 Thread Dorset, Daniel C
We have an instance of Galaxy deployed on a local institutional cluster. It's 
working well, but when we import BED files for visualization, Galaxy runs the 
processing for these on the cluster. I would like to run these tasks locally 
instead.

I understand how to make individual tools run locally, but I'm hoping there's a 
better way to accomplish what I would like to do without having to specify each 
of the many conversion tools individually in the universe_wsgi.ini config file.

Thanks!

Dan
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