The following pieces of software must be installed prior to installing the Genomic HyperBrowser:
- Python 2.7
- R 3.2 or later
- Perl 5.8 or later
- Numpy 1.7.0 or later
- ImageMagick 6.2.8 or later (only for use in generating Google map-based heatmaps)
- rsync
Make sure that all software is available for the setup script (e.g. using PATH
,
PYTHONPATH
, RHOME
and R_LIBS
paths.)
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Make a copy the 'config/galaxy.ini.sample' file, named 'config/galaxy.ini', and edit this according to standard Galaxy configuration:
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Make sure that the configuration options
id_secret
andproto_id_secret
are set to different non-default values. Otherwise, no HyperBrowser specific options need to be changed from the default values. -
In order to access your installation from other computers, you need to set the
host
option to0.0.0.0
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Enter the Galaxy folder and start Galaxy:
sh run.sh
Note that will take a long time in the first startup due to compiling of Python and R packages, as well as setting up HyperBrowser test data.
Watch the output log for any errors.
To shut down the server, type Ctrl-K
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By default, the Genomic HyperBrowser will be available at:
https://hostname:8080
Where hostname by default is "localhost"
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To run the Genomic HyperBrowser in the background, use:
sh run.sh --daemon
to start the server, and:
sh run.sh --stop-daemon
to shut it down.
Watch paster.log for any errors when you start the process as a daemon.
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More advanced setup and configuration will in most cases be equal to standard Galaxy setup. Please consult the online documentation at:
If you encounter any problems, feel free to contact us at hyperbrowser-bugs@usit.uio.no. Note that the Genomic HyperBrowser currently does not support updating an existing installation running on an older Galaxy version. If this is important for you, please contact us.