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The server hosting the database just become public. Should work now. |
Please reopen. Getting same error:
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Hmmm are you using the most updated master branch (version 0.9.8)? The s3 path should not show up. |
Just installed the newest version.
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Yep, only UHGG reference genome is on the GIDB server for this moment. |
I'm going to wait until there's clean quickstart / install documentation to resume testing. |
Try this:
Alternatively, this is the work in progress documentation page for download database: https://midas2-tutorial.readthedocs.io/en/stable/download_midasdb.html |
https://midas2-tutorial.readthedocs.io/en/stable/download_midasdb.html
We previously discussed versions of these databases that were much smaller. Was there any progress made on that? |
This is the final size of the databases. For MIDAS 2.0, we recommend user to download database for selected species, instead of all. |
Do you need an AWS account, IAM credentials, and an IAM access key pair to download the database and run MIDAS 2.0? |
No. We are in the process of migrating the database from AWS to GIDB server, and only UHGG is ready for testing at this moment. Users don't need AWS account to run MIDAS 2.0. |
Both MIDAS DBs are alive on the server now. |
$ midas2 run_species --sample_name ${sample_name} -1 reads/${sample_name}_R1.fastq.gz --midasdb_name uhgg --midasdb_dir my_midasdb_uhgg --num_cores 8 my_midas2_output
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