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Error command harvest failed #89
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Hi @valeriaR89, thanks for using Parsnp and reporting this issue! Unfortunately Parsnp v1.2 is no longer supported, so I can't help much with the issue you are currently facing. However, I have seen similar errors that have been fixed by updating to the most recent version of Parsnp. Parsnp v1.5.4 is available via conda (recommended) as well as through GitHub releases. If you have conda installed on your system, you can install Parsnp by first adding the bioconda channel and then running |
Thank you for your answer, and happy new year! In another machine (native linux) I manage to install via conda the version 1.5.3. (using the same way) but now I had the same problem of the issues #88, because the generated parsnp.snps.mblocks is empty and the run stucks. The other file seems to be ok. the error message: CRITICAL - The following command failed:
Keep in mind that RAxML only accepts absolute path names, not relative ones! RAxML can't, parse the alignment file as phylip file TOO FEW SPECIES The output file list: ls output/ -rw-rw-r-- 1 users 147 Jan 12 09:36 all.mumi Thank you Valeria |
This most likely means you are missing the bioconda channel setup for conda. Running the commands below should allow you to be able to install the most recent Parsnp version via conda:
With respect to error mentioned. Could you rerun the same command but with the |
This is the output: parsnp -g /storage/snp/riferimento/reference.gbk -d /storage/snp/Assembly/ -o /storage/snp/output -q /storage/snp/Assembly/seq1.fna --verbose -p 8 |--Parsnp 1.5.3--| SETTINGS: 10:16:58 - INFO - <>
/storage/snp/output 10:17:26 - DEBUG - parsnpAligner:: rapid whole genome SNP typing ParSNP: Preparing to construct global multiple alignment framework Preparing to verify and process input sequences...
10:17:26 - INFO - Running Parsnp multi-MUM search and libMUSCLE aligner...
10:19:15 - DEBUG - parsnpAligner:: rapid whole genome SNP typing ParSNP: Preparing to construct global multiple alignment framework Preparing to verify and process input sequences...
Performing recursive MUM search between MUM anchors... 10:19:15 - DEBUG - harvesttools -q -o /storage/snp/output/parsnp.ggr -x /storage/snp/output/parsnp.xmfa -g /storage/snp/riferimento/reference.gbk
Keep in mind that RAxML only accepts absolute path names, not relative ones! RAxML can't, parse the alignment file as phylip file TOO FEW SPECIES
I notice that in the latest run also the folder "blocks" was empty |
@valeriaR89 Thanks for running that. Looking at the output its not immediately clear what's causing the issue. Would you mind running |
ls -lh /storage/snp/output
the folder "tmp" contain the reference sequence reference.gbk.fna, while the folder "blocks" is empty |
Hi, It looks like the |
Dear developers, I'm trying to use your tools for core SNP analysis. I use a native Ubuntu 20.04, the tutorial works fine but when I run my samples I have this error message. Before the error message seems that everything works (the reference and the genomes were recognised).
command line:
parsnp -g /storage/riferimento/reference.gbk -d /storage/AssemblyPlino/ -v
|--Parsnp v1.2--|
For detailed documentation please see --> http://harvest.readthedocs.org/en/latest
SETTINGS:
|-refgenome: /storage/riferimento/reference.gbk.fna
|-aligner: libMUSCLE
|-seqdir: /storage/AssemblyPlino/
|-outdir: /home/user/P_2020_12_23_110653922704
|-OS: Linux
|-threads: 32
<>
-->Reading Genome (asm, fasta) files from /storage/listeria_latina/caso_goretti/prova_snp/AssemblyPlino/..
|->[OK]
-->Reading Genbank file(s) for reference (.gbk) /storage/listeria_latina/caso_goretti/prova_snp/riferimento/reference.gbk..
|->[OK]
-->Calculating MUMi..
[...]
ParSNP: Preparing to construct global multiple alignment framework
Preparing to verify and process input sequences...
Searching for initial MUM anchors...
Performing recursive MUM search between MUM anchors...
Filtering spurious matches...
Creating and verifying final LCBs...
Writing output files & aligning LCBs...
Parsnp: Finished core genome alignment
|->[OK]
-->Running PhiPack on LCBs to detect recombination..
|->[SKIP]
ERROR
The following command failed:
If I run the message I have this result:
-bash: /tmp/_MEIHlF43E/harvest: No such file or directory
if I check the folder:
ls -l /tmp/_MEIHlF43E/
total 0
lrwxrwxrwx 1 user user 33 Dec 23 11:06 harvest -> /tmp/_MEIHlF43E/bin/harvest_linux
lrwxrwxrwx 1 user user 29 Dec 23 11:06 nucmer -> /tmp/_MEIHlF43E/MUMmer/nucmer
lrwxrwxrwx 1 user user 26 Dec 23 11:06 parsnp -> /tmp/_MEIHlF43E/bin/parsnp
lrwxrwxrwx 1 user user 33 Dec 23 11:06 phiprofile -> /tmp/_MEIHlF43E/bin/Profile_linux
lrwxrwxrwx 1 user user 34 Dec 23 11:06 show-coords -> /tmp/_MEIHlF43E/MUMmer/show-coords
but the folder /tmp/_MEIHlF43E/bin/ does not exist.
How can I solve the problem?
Thank you for your help!
Valeria
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