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  • jimacas
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2014
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    #31
    That was a temporary problem with file upload. Next time, please use this email to send a problem report directly to the server administrator: [email protected]
    Please also note that the upload may be blocked in case you exceed your storage quote (50 Gb by default).

    Jiri

    Originally posted by Heena_2002 View Post
    Hi Jiri,
    As suggested by you i was trying to run my analysis at the new RepeatExplorer server at https://repeatexplorer-elixir.cerit-sc.cz/. I have uploaded a 9Gb fastq file at the site through ftp server. However, the file is taking too long to move from the ftp directory to my history pane (it already ran for 2 days but the job is still running!). I have tried to contact the server administrator but it is also not working. Is it because the server is down or some other technical problem. As i remember the last time i ran RepeatExplorer at the galaxy it worked fine.

    Please help me regarding this.

    Thanks!

    Best,
    Heena
    Last edited by jimacas; 01-23-2017, 05:21 AM.

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