UploadLargeData
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Load and Link approach
transfer and uncompress (slow)
- login to cheaha.uabgrid.uab.edu (linux),
- create directory for this data set in your scratch dir
- mkdir /lustre/scratch/user/proj1
- make sure that directory is readable by galaxy user
- Chmod og+x /lustre/scratch/user
- Chmod og+x /lustre/scratch/user/proj1
- transfer the files with SCP
- I used "Secure Shell Client" for windows, available at UABIT
- UNCOMPRESSED fastq.gz files!!
- gzip -d filename
- make sure the files are readable by galaxy user
- Chmod og+r /lustre/scratch/user/proj1/*
link into galaxy dataset (fast)
- get Admin privileges on galaxy
- either get Shantanu to make you admin in Galaxy
- or grab someone who is (John, Curtis)
- In Galaxy GUI:
- admin > Manage Data Libraries > create new library
- add Datasets
- Upload option: Upload files from system path
- Using ssh run {find `pwd`} in /lustrate/scratch/user/proj1/*
- paste list of absolute path names into URL/Text box in Web Admin GUI
- Change "Copy data into Galaxy?" to "Link to files without copying into Galaxy"
- Put something mnemonic in Message box.
- Upload option: Upload files from system path
- add Datasets
- admin > Manage Data Libraries > create new library
link data into a history (fast)
I could then select the datasets and, at bottom of page "For selected datasets: <Import to histories>" and get them into a history so I can compute on them.