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  • rRNASelector error and Metaxa parameters

    Hello
    I'm having trouble to run rRNASelector on unix server through ssh.
    It starts, the dialog box opens on my screen, I choose the reads file (fasta), but then I get this error message:
    "Starting hmmsearch for forward using lib/16s_bact_for3.hmm
    Not right file format! -> Abort"

    My hmmer is ok, when I type hmmsearch -h it gives to me the help information.
    I've tried to run it choosing all possible paths for hmmsearch, but it just crashes. Besides this, the dialog box dynamics is so slow, I cant either change the length parameter...

    In parallel, I'm running Metaxa, and it seems to work well, but for my metagenomic dataset it is finding too few sequences. Is a poor richness dataset, in fact, but even though I was expecting more. My output for bacteria sequences is 61 reads of a total of 110504 sequences. This sequences are from Illumina paired end, merged through Flash, with a average combine of 81% and average length of 293

    The sequences used for rRNASelector are the same
    My goal is to run a diversity workflow in qiime.

    Thanks for every suggestion!!!

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