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  • Livi81
    Member
    • Apr 2010
    • 22

    Cistrome

    Hi,

    I'm a bench biologist and have been using 'cistrome' for various chip seq analysis, which has been great. I was interested in integrating some previously published microarray data, however when I try and upload the affymetrix cel files with txt summary I get this error.

    An error occurred running this job: python: can't open file '/usr/local/cistrome/ap/galaxy_dist/tools/expression/upload.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory

    Any suggestions?

    Many thanks
  • peromhc
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 108

    #2
    you should start by making sure that this file actually exists in the place the program expects it to.. This is very likely the problem.

    Try:
    Code:
    head /usr/local/cistrome/ap/galaxy_dist/tools/expression/upload.py
    if it gives you similar error, then thats the problem. Note that the command should return the 1st 10 lines of the file upload.py if everything is OK.

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    • Livi81
      Member
      • Apr 2010
      • 22

      #3
      Hi,

      Thanks for the suggestion. I've since tried uploading different files from different directories and unfortunately I get the same message.

      I probably completely wrong but I think the uploading part might be the problem and 'usr/local/cistrome/ap/galaxy_dist/tools/expression' is where the file is put if successfully uploaded, and because it doesn't get there I get this error.

      Please don't hesitate to correct me if this is complete nonsense, which it probably is as I'm just a layman trying to make sense of it!

      Below is the tool I'm trying to use

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