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John Bishop
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server working?
Jan 5th, 2005 at 1:37am
 
Hi Sergei
Is something wrong with the datamonkey cluster? I started running model selection step about 20 hrs ago (about 2 am pacific time, jan. 4) and it never finished, even though the cluster load is low.

Another question: can I kill an analysis once its started? Does closing the model selection window kill that process?
Thanks!
John
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Re: server working?
Reply #1 - Jan 5th, 2005 at 10:34am
 
Dear John,

Something has indeed gone wrong with the server. I restarted job queues, so your analyses should have finished. I am not in San Diego at the moment, but when I get back, I'll check to see what caused the problem. In the meantime, the cluster should run fine.

There is no way to cancel a job from the web (once it goes in the queue, it cannot be removed). I might change that later, but it's a bit tedious to implement (because you don't want people to be able to cancel others' jobs essentially).

Thanks for bringing my attention to the problem.

Sergei
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Amanda Castillo-Cobian
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Re:  REL server working?
Reply #2 - Feb 24th, 2005 at 9:09am
 
Hi Sergei,
my question is about the availability of the REL analysis, it seems that I canīt access the Integrative selection test (which needs SLAC, FEL and REL) tests. I can get into hte FEL analysis. Is there something wrong with the server?
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Amanda
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Re: server working?
Reply #3 - Feb 24th, 2005 at 1:24pm
 
Dear Amanda,

If your alignment has more than 25 sequences you won't be given the option to run REL (due to our need to limit job-run time; a REL analysis with many more sequences can tie up the cluster for several hours). Similarly, FEL analyses are available for alignments with <=50 sequences.

You can always execute REL-like analyses by downloading HyPhy and running them on your own computer (Standard Analyses->CodonRateAnalyses->dNdSRateAnalysis.bf).

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Sergei

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