Dear Greg,
thank you for your answer. I followed the wiki but I did not solve my problem.
I setted these parameters on the universe_wsgi.ini:
user_library_import_dir = /u/galaxy/userimport
Then I created the /u/galaxy/userimport directory with a series of sub-dirs named as the login users.
I done this to allow our user to load into galaxy their files. In this case every user put its data in its dir on /u/galaxy/userimport (or using symlinks) and then load them on galaxy.
My problem is that galaxy duplicate the files; for example:
1) User "A" place a file "FILE1" on its dir and it load the dir on galaxy. On galaxy he sees "FILE1"
2) The user "A" place another file in its dir ("FILE2") and re-load the dir on galaxy. On galaxy he sees "FILE1", "FILE1", "FILE2"
It seems that galaxy re-loads all the files of the user dir without checking the duplications.
We would like to avoid this duplications.
We found that removing the old files from the user directory solves the problem. Is there a simpler way to do this (without removing the files) ?
All the best
Alessandro
2011/10/11 Greg Von Kuster
<greg@bx.psu.edu>
Hello Alessandro,
Greg Von Kuster
On Oct 11, 2011, at 6:45 AM, alessandro albiero wrote:
Dear all,
I have a problem with galaxy and I have already tried to write on ther user list....
My problem concern the upload on galaxy of new files.
We are setting up a galaxy istance on our server (HPC Cluster with torque and PBS) for internal use.
Our problem is that we manage only NGS data (SOLiD and Illumina Data) that are already stored on the server.
We tried to set up the user directory in the universe_wgsi.ini file to allow to any user tu upload their local files, but adding new file and re-uploading the dir we found duplicated files (it seems that galaxy re-upload every time all the files ignoring if some are already present). This method is OK for us but how can we avoid the file duplications ?
In a presentation found on web (blankenberg_pittsburg_2001), we saw that there is the possibility to automatically upload the sequenced reads on Galaxy (and let them available to all our user). Where can we find information for doing this ?
Thank in advance
All the best
Alessandro
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