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Job Error - Annotation File Field or Mounting Path Issue? #25
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Hmm, it's definitely the Prodigal step there which isn't returning successfully. I tried to create a docker string which would just run that step based on the input paths you specified. Give it a try (but edit if you see anything there which doesn't match your setup.)
What do you get from that? |
Thanks for the quick response! The info matches my system (assuming the general /local/path:/image/path format still applies), so I haven't changed anything. Unfortunately, the response isn't super verbose -
Also, in case it helps, it doesn't look like prodigal.annotation.gff was created anywhere else either. |
Looks like a typo there. 'ouput' instead of 'output' in the path. |
Hi there, I expect this is actually a system configuration issue, but I thought I'd check in case it is a bug or you have some suggestion on how I can resolve the problem.
System Info
I'm using Ubuntu in Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) to try and run the example from your documentation. Since I actually have Docker Desktop for Windows installed, I decided to use BASH to call Docker CLI and connect to it as a remote daemon. The configuration details are described here - the only difference is that I installed docker.io instead of ce in WSL because I saw it was used in your demo and other users indicated that the change was not problematic for them.
As far as I can tell, everything connects properly - I get reponses from the dameon, e.g. info, images, and containers (e.g. docker_images.txt). Also, as far as I can tell from creating a container, volume mounts work as expected. I checked and my user is in the docker group. Unfortunately, cwl-runner still fails, so I am unable to get run either the pipeline script or cwl-runner directly (i.e. using the json and cwl files generated by the former).
Below are the commands, along with the results.
Via Script -
lisa@BirdBySnow-SG:/c/Users/lisae/git/GALES/bin$ ./run_prok_pipeline -i ../test_data/genomes/E_coli_k12_dh10b.fna -od /tmp/demo -v cheetah -rd /dbs > console_log.txt 2>&1
console_log.txt
script_output.zip
Via Direct -
cwl-runner /tmp/demo/prok-annotation-cheetah.cwl /tmp/demo/prok-annotation-cheetah.json > cwl_runner_console_log.txt 2>&1
cwl_runner_console_log.txt
Suggestions/help?
Thanks, Lisa
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