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README: What is </path/to/data> #91

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mccalluc opened this issue Dec 21, 2018 · 1 comment
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README: What is </path/to/data> #91

mccalluc opened this issue Dec 21, 2018 · 1 comment

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@mccalluc
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Following the readme, I'm not sure what to do at this point.... Should I have already created </path/to/data>/https and </path/to/data>/http?

git clone https://github.com/reservoirgenomics/httpfs.git
pip install -r httpfs/requirements.txt
python /internal-services/httpfs/httpfs.py </path/to/data>/https https --lru-capacity 1000 --disk-cache-dir /data/disk-cache --disk-cache-size 4294967296
python /internal-services/httpfs/httpfs.py </path/to/data>/http http --lru-capacity 1000 --disk-cache-dir /data/disk-cache --disk-cache-size 4294967296
python /internal-services/httpfs/httpfs.py </path/to/data>/http ftp --lru-capacity 1000 --disk-cache-dir /data/disk-cache --disk-cache-size 4294967296
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I actually just created a PR changing this: https://github.com/higlass/higlass-server/pull/93/files

But in this case and in the PR /path/to/data should be the media directory of higlass-server. The https, http and ftp folders do not need to be created. They will be created by simple-httpfs.py.

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