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Could someone provide me with Signalp 4.1 for Linux, since its the only piece of software in CBS-DTU a cannot download. Thank you in advance.
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If you are an academic user you can use this page to register and download the software for no fee: http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/cgi-bin/nph-sw_request?signalp Instructions for commercial users are at the top of that page. -
Dear Genomax
The problem is that I am an academic user and I am able to download other software from CBS such as targetp, rnammer as well as previous versions of signalp but the mail for signalp 4 never arrives. Furthermore, I receive no answer from the helpdesk.Comment
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Sadly it would be a breach of the licence to send you a copy of their tool even if I had one. They forbid redistribution of their software (which makes things like automated installation or virtual machines using it impossible).
You could try emailing the corresponding author on the software publication too.Comment
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I will try your idea as well. Thanks.Comment
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