Can't import local files

[DuraSnow]

problem like this:
cp: cannot stat '/genomehubs/Phytozome/PhytozomeV12_unrestricted/Ptrichocarpa/v3.0/annotation/Ptrichocarpa_210_v3.0.gene.gff3.gz': No such file or directory
ERROR: could not cp /genomehubs/Phytozome/PhytozomeV12_unrestricted/Ptrichocarpa/v3.0/annotation/Ptrichocarpa_210_v3.0.gene.gff3.gz to Ptrichocarpa_210_v3.0.gene.gff3.gz
preparing gff
cp: cannot stat '/genomehubs/Phytozome/PhytozomeV12_unrestricted/Ptrichocarpa/v3.0/annotation/Ptrichocarpa_210_v3.0.gene.gff3.gz': No such file or directory
ERROR: could not cp /genomehubs/Phytozome/PhytozomeV12_unrestricted/Ptrichocarpa/v3.0/annotation/Ptrichocarpa_210_v3.0.gene.gff3.gz to Ptrichocarpa_210_v3.0.gene.gff3.gz
importing gene models
cp: cannot stat '/genomehubs/Phytozome/PhytozomeV12_unrestricted/Ptrichocarpa/v3.0/annotation/Ptrichocarpa_210_v3.0.gene.gff3.gz': No such file or directory
ERROR: could not cp /genomehubs/Phytozome/PhytozomeV12_unrestricted/Ptrichocarpa/v3.0/annotation/Ptrichocarpa_210_v3.0.gene.gff3.gz to Ptrichocarpa_210_v3.0.gene.gff3.gz
verifying import

[rjchallis]

The path to Ptrichocarpa_210_v3.0.gene.gff3.gz can either be a remote URL or a path that is available in the container filesystem. Just looking back at the docs I realise that the example files use a remote URL so I'll need to fix this and make sure there is an example for using local files.

In the docker run command, you need to mount a local directory to /import/data so you can keep the log files, etc. that are created during the import. These files will all be written to a subdirectory matching the core database name. If you are happy to have that subdirectory created alongside your existing data, you can mount your existing data directory using the -v option:

docker run \
    ... \
    -v /genomehubs/Phytozome/PhytozomeV12_unrestricted/Ptrichocarpa/v3.0:/import/data \
    ...

Then change the file path in your config file to:

[FILES]
    GFF = [ gff3 /import/data/annotation/Ptrichocarpa_210_v3.0.gene.gff3.gz ]

If you would prefer to keep these files elsewhere on your filesystem then mount a different directory to /import/data where the new files will be written and mount your data directory elsewhere on the container (e.g. /tmp/data) and change the file path in the config accordingly.

[DuraSnow]

ths，I’ll try Richard Challis <notifications@github.com>于2019年1月7日 周一下午5:25写道：

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The path to Ptrichocarpa_210_v3.0.gene.gff3.gz can either be a remote URL or a path that is available in the container filesystem. Just looking back at the docs I realise that the example files use a remote URL so I'll need to fix this and make sure there is an example for using local files. In the docker run command, you need to mount a local directory to /import/data so you can keep the log files, etc. that are created during the import. These files will all be written to a subdirectory matching the core database name. If you are happy to have that subdirectory created alongside your existing data, you can mount your existing data directory using the -v option: docker run \ ... \ -v /genomehubs/Phytozome/PhytozomeV12_unrestricted/Ptrichocarpa/v3.0:/import/data \ ... Then change the file path in your config file to: [FILES] GFF = [ gff3 /import/data/annotation/Ptrichocarpa_210_v3.0.gene.gff3.gz ] If you would prefer to keep these files elsewhere on your filesystem then mount a different directory to /import/data where the new files will be written and mount your data directory elsewhere on the container (e.g. /tmp/data) and change the file path in the config accordingly. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#8 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AOQbHx4nxXsoTjMpSDt7LkGb1_qZWJuxks5vAxJ3gaJpZM4ZlBvm> .