[Bioperl-l] Blast return codes
Keith James
kdj at sanger.ac.uk
Sun Dec 14 15:11:44 EST 2003
>>>>> "Matthew" == Matthew Laird <lairdm at sfu.ca> writes:
Matthew> I did some more investigating and it's beginning to look
Matthew> a lot more bizarre. I changed the bioperl code to see if
Matthew> the blast command was actually run regardless of the -1
Matthew> return code. And yes, blast did run and the result file
Matthew> is there - it's only that perl is returning a -1 to
Matthew> bioperl for some reason.
Matthew> I was actually just speaking with someone in another lab
Matthew> and he said he used to experience this problem too, his
Matthew> solution was to just write his own modules. :)
Matthew> So this certainly seems like some deep down perl/OS
Matthew> voodoo.
Unfortunately, yes :( Especially as building Perl from source rather
than using RPMs seems to fix it.
Matthew> I'd still be interested in hearing what envirnoment
Matthew> variables to set to run t/StandAloneBlast.t.
I think it should pick up the standard blast environment variables
BLASTDIR and BLASTDATADIR via %ENV.
Keith
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