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Missing samtools/Incompatible OpenSSL #21
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Please use the following install method:
I've updated the README to match. Feel free to re-open the issue if you still experience problems |
Thanks for the update!
Not sure, if that matters. It would then crash at the
which I fixed by setting Now it crashes a bit later:
Contig |
This is the same thing I am seeing on #22. If you run the CMD outside of python, you'll get a segfault in bam2feat. I was thinking that was related to the length of the particular contig in my test example, but in this case, this contig is 139k bps as opposed to 25k in my example, so that seems unlikely. I also modify the LD_LIBRARY_PATH because bam2feat linking also falls through to system libstdc++ which is also too old for GLIBCXX_3.4.26. The only difference is that I do that on the run line, not full export, i.e.: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${MINICONDA3}/envs/resmico_env/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH resmico bam2feat but essentially the same thing. So that could also be related. Can I ask, what OS is bam2feat compiled in? |
bam2feat was compiled on Linux (Debian and Ubuntu) and Mac OS (Intel). |
Thanks for having a look! Any news on what could be the issue? |
Hi,
installed ResMiCo to a conda env like this:
When I try to run
bam2feat
, I get the following error:I tried also to add samtools (and bowtie2) to the env, but it seems like the pysam version you use needs OpenSSL 3.0.5, whereas samtools (htslib) needs OpenSSL 1.1.1q.
So with samtools, since it downgraded OpenSSL, I then get:
Or am I wrong and this could be some strange interaction on my side?
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