Hi Turner, You should be connecting to the database that Galaxy is using, specified in the database_connection option in universe_wsgi.ini. If you have not yet started Galaxy at least once, then the tables will not have been created yet. Once you run Galaxy and the tables have been created, you should be able to connect to that database (galaxydb, or whatever you have set in database_connection) with psql and the GRANT should succeed. --nate On Thu, Feb 20, 2014 at 9:49 AM, Conrad, Turner Allen < ConradT@livemail.uthscsa.edu> wrote:

Hi,

I'm not experienced with postgres and ftp and am thus having difficulties setting up an ftp server on my local Galaxy instance, but it is essential as our files are all over 2GB. The admin support page ( https://wiki.galaxyproject.org/Admin/Config/Upload%20via%20FTP) is a little fuzzy on the details. I'm currently running the server out of Ubuntu 13.10 desktop both physically and via SSH. So far, I've created a local account postgres with a psql database galaxydb and user galaxyftp, but I can't figure out whether the galaxy_user table is supposed to exist, needs to be created, nor how to add this information to the database_connection option in universe_wsgi.ini. ALTER ROLE has been completed successfully, but I get the error ERROR: relation "galaxy_user" does not exist upon attempting GRANT SELECT ON. Is there a simple explanation of how to complete this task and get the proftpd server up and running for Ubuntu? Please assume proftpd is installed, but not configured, the database is in the state described above, and I am starting with sudo su - postgres followed by psql galaxydb .

Turner Conrad UTHSCSA

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