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  • Sequence Read Archive downloads and Aspera

    Hello! I am a postdoc at the Salk Institute and starting to get my feet wet in this arena. As an early exercise, I've been trying to start with raw .sra or fastq files and basically run them through the pipeline, sort of as homework to teach myself the methods before doing sequencing on my own. However, an early stumbling block is that SRA seems to insist on using the latest version of Aspera (2.6), which the company itself claims is only available on PC platforms. Can you really only download .sra files from NCBI on a Microsoft machine?

    Many thanks for any input!

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    It works fine with older versions (for now) on Linux.

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    • #3
      Strange, they do have Aspera server version 2.7 for Linux:

      > ascp --version
      Aspera Enterprise Server version 2.7.1.34786
      ascp version 2.7.0.34752
      Operating System: Linux
      FIPS 140-2-validated crypto ready to configure
      License max rate=(unlimited), account no.=1, license no.=1

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      • #4
        My aspera always report"ascp:failed to build sourcelist, exiting". Where is wrong

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        • #5
          Originally posted by HZAU_xf View Post
          My aspera always report"ascp:failed to build sourcelist, exiting". Where is wrong
          does it lack the destination folder?

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