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Troubleshooting GTDB-Tk Database Installation and Environment Configuration #596

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soojunglee98 opened this issue Jul 16, 2024 · 3 comments
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Environment

  • Installed via pip (include the output of pip list)
  • [0] Using a conda environment (include the output of conda list && conda list --revisions)
  • Using a Docker container (include the IMAGE ID of the container)

Debugging information

  • [0 ] gtdbtk.log has been included (drag and drop the file to upload).
  • Genomes have been included (if possible, and there are few).

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As mentioned on this website, I installed the conda environment and tried to download the database.

When I run download.sh, it says:

"Cannot write to '/home/spotgiet/miniconda3/envs/gtdbtk-2.1.1/share/gtdbtk-2.1.1/db/gtdbtk_r207_v2_data.tar.gz' (No space left on device)."

So, I manually downloaded the database to another directory due to space limitations in my home directory. However, I encountered this error:


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                                     ERROR                                      
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          The 'GTDBTK_DATA_PATH' environment variable is not defined.           

            Please set this variable to your reference data package.            
               https://github.com/Ecogenomics/GTDBTk#installation               
================================================================================

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                                     ERROR                                      
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           The GTDB-Tk reference data does not exist or is corrupted.           
                GTDBTK_DATA_PATH=/path/to/unarchived/gtdbtk/data                

   Please compare the checksum to those provided in the download repository.    
          https://github.com/Ecogenomics/GTDBTk#gtdb-tk-reference-data          
================================================================================

So again, as mentioned on the website, I activated my conda environment and tried to run:

conda env config vars set GTDBTK_DATA_PATH="/scratch/raskin_root/raskin0/shared_data/Soojung_Sarah/gtdb_tk/release220"

But it keeps saying: "To make your changes take effect, please reactivate your environment." even though my conda environment is already activated. Any suggestions? Thank you so much!

@soojunglee98 soojunglee98 added the error Help required for a GTDB-Tk error. label Jul 16, 2024
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you need to deactivate and then reactivate the environment for the changes to be applied properly.

conda deactivate
conda activate your_gtdbtk_environment_name

This step is necessary because of the environment change.

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soojunglee98 commented Jul 23, 2024 via email

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Do you still have the exact same error? or is your error pointing to the new release220 folder now?
i.e. is the error similar to

The GTDB-Tk reference data does not exist or is corrupted.           
GTDBTK_DATA_PATH=/path/to/unarchived/gtdbtk/data    

or

The GTDB-Tk reference data does not exist or is corrupted.           
GTDBTK_DATA_PATH=/scratch/raskin_root/raskin0/shared_data/Soojung_Sarah/gtdb_tk/release220

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