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Sometimes curl over ftp of the GRCh38 reference fasta file from NCBI results in a file with a small corruption that prevents gunzip from unzipping the file. While it isn't totally silent this isn't obvious while the script is running and doesn't halt downstream execution. Cat works (although may warn of a non-existent file) and we end up with a composite fasta that contains only the covid genome reference. This causes dehosting to work improperly but produce no errors and resulting fastqs are not dehosted
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Unfortunately, I can't exactly recreate this issue but have been hearing of this curl to the NCBI FTP being variable as of late. If you run the individual lines from the get_data_dependencies.sh but with added verbose flags:
And come across specific errors, please let me know here so I can try and pinpoint a resolution. You can run the lines above as is, without the actual get_data_dependencies.sh script.
The inconsistency of the error may be attributed to curl itself or NCBI and its FTP server, but I need more information.
Sometimes curl over ftp of the GRCh38 reference fasta file from NCBI results in a file with a small corruption that prevents gunzip from unzipping the file. While it isn't totally silent this isn't obvious while the script is running and doesn't halt downstream execution. Cat works (although may warn of a non-existent file) and we end up with a composite fasta that contains only the covid genome reference. This causes dehosting to work improperly but produce no errors and resulting fastqs are not dehosted
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: