For the last two days, nearly every job submitted to Galaxy at
"main.g2.bx.psu.eud" has been successfully added to the queue but stuck in the
waiting to run mode. A few exceptions have gotten through quickly, but if
not, they stay in limbo land. Emptying the cache made no difference.
Any ad
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am a PhD student working on RNA-Seq as my dissertation. As a matter of
fact I want to do analyses of gene expressions for the sequences that I
have and for that I have tried to use Galaxy tools as it is one of the best
platforms in order to do analysis for RNA-Seq as well as othe
Hello,
It sounds as if you are using the Cistrome hosted Galaxy instance? If
so, it would be best to contact them directly to discuss the
tools/wrappers developed by their group. This is the primary web site:
http://cistrome.org. A help email is on the Cistrome Galaxy's login page.
Good luck
Hello Christopher,
We did some testing here using your available data and are fairly
certain that the problem is with the tool itself and not the Galaxy
wrapper. Contacting the author and asking about the issue is probably
the best way forward. If you have time, we would be glad to learn about
Dear Galaxy-support,
I could not use Galaxy nearly for 2 days, I think there is a problem with
the server. If I 'intersect' data sets then it just turned to 'job is
wating to run' and never moved on. I have already informed other people
working in another city, and they also have the same server p
Hello Antony,
The Galaxy public instance experienced a temporary cluster problem that
is now resolved. Your job should now queue. Should it fail with a
cluster error, please re-run.
Our apologies for the inconvenience,
Jen
Galaxy team
On 5/18/12 7:54 AM, Antony Jose wrote:
Hi,
I started
Hello Lee,
The Galaxy public instance experienced a temporary cluster problem that
is now resolved. Your job should now queue. Should it fail with a
cluster error, please re-run.
Our apologies for the inconvenience,
Jen
Galaxy team
On 5/20/12 8:00 PM, Lee Silver wrote:
For the last two day
Hello Elaine,
The Galaxy public instance experienced a temporary cluster problem that
is now resolved. Your job should now queue. Should it fail with a
cluster error, please re-run.
Our apologies for the inconvenience,
Jen
Galaxy team
On 5/21/12 7:00 AM, Elaine Wong wrote:
Dear Galaxy-supp
Dear All,
I am planning to use GALAXY to draw quality score boxplots for 5500xl
data and am interested in seeing examples of such boxplots from other
users for good / intermediate / bad sequencing runs. Can anybody share?
Thanks,
Pieter W. Faber, PhD
University of Chicago Genomics C
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