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Running Docker container with Singularity results in a 'Permission denied' error: Can't open perl script "/root/PennCNV/cal_gc_snp.pl": Permission denied
This is because executables are installed in /root.
Can you update the container and install in a non privileged directory?
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sorry it took me a while to address the issue since I cannot find the
original image now. So I downloaded the one from dockerhub and made the
necessary changes, and pushed it to dockerhub. It is tagged as 'latest' now
so you do not need to use 1.0.5 tag to download it. Please try it again and
see if it works. I do not have singularity to try it, but the /home/user
directory should be readable to all users now.
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Running Docker container with Singularity results in a 'Permission denied'
error:
Can't open perl script "/root/PennCNV/cal_gc_snp.pl": Permission denied
This is because executables are installed in /root.
Can you update the container and install in a non privileged directory?
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Running Docker container with Singularity results in a 'Permission denied' error:
Can't open perl script "/root/PennCNV/cal_gc_snp.pl": Permission denied
This is because executables are installed in /root.
Can you update the container and install in a non privileged directory?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: