Dear Support
We have users who are using Galaxy and would like to have this application installed on our compute cluster. I read through the documentation for using Galaxy both on a web browser and on a compute cluster. The document states that a qsub command line can be submitted when using on a cluster.
Currently the info documented on this weblink: http://bitbucket.org/galaxy/galaxy-central/wiki/Config/Cluster mentions the qsub -I command. Does this mode sets a platform for user to launch the interactive web browser? I am looking at the option of not launching the web browser where we launch the task with an input file and then the output files are appended to a designated folder.
Is it possible to know whether Galaxy software can be installed as a standalone without launching a web browser to submit & run sequencing tasks. Or the interactive web browser is a mandatory interface for running this application regardless of local system or on a compute cluster.
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Regards Foo Lam
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