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Hello
Please send me the sequences to check what be the problem. Send them PM
If you use the deafult installer, T-Coffee comes with bundled binaries
and you shoudl not use your local versions.
If you want to use your own binaries, you must modify your PATH (this is
standard UNIX, you can look it up)
Typically:
1. Open the . bashrc file in your home directory (for example,
/home/your-user-name/. bashrc ) in a text editor.
2. Add*export PATH*="your-dir:$*PATH*" to the last line of the file,
where your-dir is the directory you want to add.
3. Save the . bashrc file.
4. Restart your terminal.
Bear in mind that binaries will be used in the order in which they are
found in the PATH directories,
Cheers,
Cedric
Le 1/9/20 à 11:30, moibernabeu a écrit :
Hi!
I have two problems that prevent me using mcoffee:
1.
TERMINATION STATUS: FAILURE [PROGRAM: T-COFFEE pid 57636 ppid
56003. This error appears when I run the command
|$ t_coffee raw_sequences.fa -mode mcoffee|
How can I solve this to use mcoffee?
2.
I usually install software in a concrete folder that is in PATH,
but, if I try to have alignment programs in this software folder
(downloaded from pages that appear at t_coffee introduction)
t_coffee does not recognize it. How can I redirect t_coffee to the
paths that are stored in .bash_profile (I'm in mac).
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Here you have the sequences! I have the path this way, at the end of the line… Thanks!
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… El 1 set 2020, a les 11:34, Cedric Notredame ***@***.***> va escriure:
Hello
Please send me the sequences to check what be the problem. Send them PM
If you use the deafult installer, T-Coffee comes with bundled binaries
and you shoudl not use your local versions.
If you want to use your own binaries, you must modify your PATH (this is
standard UNIX, you can look it up)
Typically:
1. Open the . bashrc file in your home directory (for example,
/home/your-user-name/. bashrc ) in a text editor.
2. Add*export PATH*="your-dir:$*PATH*" to the last line of the file,
where your-dir is the directory you want to add.
3. Save the . bashrc file.
4. Restart your terminal.
Bear in mind that binaries will be used in the order in which they are
found in the PATH directories,
Cheers,
Cedric
Le 1/9/20 à 11:30, moibernabeu a écrit :
>
> Hi!
>
> I have two problems that prevent me using mcoffee:
>
> 1.
>
> TERMINATION STATUS: FAILURE [PROGRAM: T-COFFEE pid 57636 ppid
> 56003. This error appears when I run the command
> |$ t_coffee raw_sequences.fa -mode mcoffee|
> How can I solve this to use mcoffee?
>
> 2.
>
> I usually install software in a concrete folder that is in PATH,
> but, if I try to have alignment programs in this software folder
> (downloaded from pages that appear at t_coffee introduction)
> t_coffee does not recognize it. How can I redirect t_coffee to the
> paths that are stored in .bash_profile (I'm in mac).
>
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08003 Barcelona
Spain
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Hi!
I have two problems that prevent me using mcoffee:
TERMINATION STATUS: FAILURE [PROGRAM: T-COFFEE pid 57636 ppid 56003. This error appears when I run the command
$ t_coffee raw_sequences.fa -mode mcoffee
How can I solve this to use mcoffee?
I usually install software in a concrete folder that is in PATH, but, if I try to have alignment programs in this software folder (downloaded from pages that appear at t_coffee introduction) t_coffee does not recognize it. How can I redirect t_coffee to the paths that are stored in .bash_profile (I'm in mac).
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