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Originally posted by paulorapazote View Post
I got 100 samples to analyse so it would be useful and efficient if I can run it on server. I can process using the command line but the output of astalavista was in binary which I can't open it. Would you have any idea?Comment
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Sorry, I never worked with the command line. I briefly checked the 2.2 version and command is
./astalavista.sh -c asta -i <input GTF> -o <output file>Comment
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Originally posted by paulorapazote View Post
The problem was the output file is a binary file. There was no command to specify the output. I tried the webserver as you suggest but end up no result page after they finished processing my GTF file. I contacted the admin and webmaster but no answer yet from them.Comment
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