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=GotCloud Debian Packages=
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Back to parent: [[GotCloud]]
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The [[GotCloud]] software has been developed and tested on Ubuntu Linux 12.04 and newer and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. While it should work on other Linux systems, they have not yet been tested.  It is not supported on Windows or Mac OS X.
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Installing Debian packages requires root access.  
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If you run into any problems with GotCloud, please check: [[GotCloud: FAQs]] or for problems/solutions for a specific version, [[GotCloud:_FAQs#Version_Problems|Version Problems]].
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If you would like to install from the source (does not require root access), see: [[GotCloud: Source Releases]]
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=GotCloud Binary Releases=
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GotCloud releases with the precompiled binary executables are available for download.
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==Installing Debian Packages==
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The binaries were compiled on Linux Ubuntu.
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Back to parent: [[GotCloud]]
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If you need the source, see [[GotCloud: Source Releases]] for information on obtaining the source.
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The Binary Releases are available as:
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* [[#GotCloud_Debian_Packages|debian packages]] - require root access to install
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* [[#Tar Binary Releases|tarballs]] - anyone can untar
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The GotCloud software is distributed in several packages. These can be installed on traditional Debian systems as well as Ubuntu (where it has been tested). The software should run on all versions from Ubuntu Lucid (9.04) through Oneric (12.10). It has not been tested on other Debian systems, but it is likely it will work on those systems too. This software should work on any Unix system - only requiring recompilation from the source files.
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The software is distributed in a single package including both the ''aligner'' and ''variant caller''. 
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There is also a separate package to test the installation.
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==GotCloud Debian Packages==
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If you would like to install from:
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* tar'd binary packages, see: [[#Tar Binary Releases|Tar Binary Releases]]
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* source (does not require root access), see: [[GotCloud: Source Releases]]
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The GotCloud software is distributed in several Debian packages. These can be installed on traditional Debian systems as well as Ubuntu (where it has been tested). The software should run on all versions from Ubuntu Lucid (9.04) through Oneric (12.10). It has not been tested on other Debian systems, but it is likely it will work on those systems too. This software should work on any Unix system - only requiring recompilation from the source files.
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The software is distributed in a single package including both the ''aligner'' and ''variant caller''.  There is also a package to test the installation.
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=== Installing Debian Packages ===
    
The debian files are available for download from ftp://share.sph.umich.edu/gotcloud/ :
 
The debian files are available for download from ftp://share.sph.umich.edu/gotcloud/ :
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Where 'M.n' is replaced with the specific version numbers.
 
Where 'M.n' is replaced with the specific version numbers.
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Installing Debian packages normally requires root access, however, you <b>can</b> install as a non-root user (see below).
    
See [[GotCloud: Versions]] for details on the changes for each version.
 
See [[GotCloud: Versions]] for details on the changes for each version.
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===Fetch the GotCloud Debian Packages===
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====Fetch the GotCloud Debian Packages====
    
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===Install the GotCloud Debian bin Package===
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====Install the GotCloud Debian Packages====
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Installation requires one to have <b>root access</b> and uses <b>dpkg</b> which Debian users will recognize.
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<b>Install Debian packages with root access</b>
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Installation normally requires one to have <b>root access</b> and uses <b>dpkg</b> which Debian users will recognize.
 
We recommend you install the first one separately so you can easily
 
We recommend you install the first one separately so you can easily
 
identify messages about prerequisite files that need to be installed:
 
identify messages about prerequisite files that need to be installed:
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   #  'libssl0.9.8' is not installed, do 'sudo apt-get install libssl0.9.8'
 
   #  'libssl0.9.8' is not installed, do 'sudo apt-get install libssl0.9.8'
 
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   <b>sudo dpkg -i ~/debs/gotcloud-test_*_amd64.deb</b>
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<b>Install Debian packages without root access</b>
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Installing Debian packages generally requires root access, however, you can install as a non-root user using the following instructions (bash commands shown here):
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tempdir=/tmp/$$.gotcloud.removeme    # Temp directory
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destdir=$HOME                        # Where you want GotCloud installed
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dpkg -x [path_to_deb_file]/gotcloud-bin_*_amd64.deb $tempdir
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rsync -av --delete $tempdir/usr/local/gotcloud/* $destdir/gotcloud || exit 1
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rm -rf $tempdir
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dpkg -x [path_to_deb_file]/gotcloud-test_*_amd64.deb $tempdir
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rsync -av --delete $tempdir/usr/local/gotcloud/* $destdir/gotcloud || exit 1
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rm -rf $tempdir
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$destdir/gotcloud/scripts/check_requirements.sh  # Check requirements
 
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If there were messages about missing packages, install them now
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If there were messages about missing packages, install them with the commands shown by the script. Installing missing packages <b>will</b> require root access.
    
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   <b>sudo apt-get update</b>
 
   <b>sudo apt-get update</b>
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   <b>sudo apt-get install java-common default-jre make libssl0.9.8</b>
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   <b>sudo apt-get install java-common default-jre make libssl0.9.8</b> # For example
 
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===Testing the GotCloud Installation===
 
===Testing the GotCloud Installation===
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Login as a normal user (ubuntu, not as root) and do:
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Login as a normal user (not as root) and do:
    
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==Creating Your Own Debian Package From the Source==
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== Tar Binary Releases ==
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The tar binary releases contain the precompiled binaries and scripts necessary to run gotcloud.
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If you would like to install from:
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* debian packages, see: [[#GotCloud Debian Packages|Debian Packages]]
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* source, see: [[GotCloud: Source Releases]]
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=== Installing Tar Releases ===
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The tar files are available for download from ftp://share.sph.umich.edu/gotcloud/ :
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  gotcloudBin_latest.tgz          aligner and variant caller
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  gotcloudTest_latest.tgz        test data for software
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  M.n/gotcloud-bin_M.n.tar.gz    version M.n of aligner and variant caller
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  M.n/gotcloud-test_M.n.tar.gz    version M.n of test data for software
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Where 'M.n' is replaced with the specific version numbers.
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See [[GotCloud: Versions]] for details on the changes for each version.
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====Fetch the Tar Releases====
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  #  The easiest way:
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  <b>wget --retr-symlinks ftp://share.sph.umich.edu/gotcloud/gotcloud-\*latest\*.tgz</b>
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  #  Another way:
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  <b>ftp share.sph.umich.edu</b>
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  Connected to share.sph.umich.edu.
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  220 (vsFTPd 2.3.5)
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  Name (share.sph.umich.edu:tpg): <b>anonymous</b>
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  230 Login successful.
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  Remote system type is UNIX.
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  Using binary mode to transfer files.
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  ftp> <b>prompt</b>
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  Interactive mode off.
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  ftp> <b>cd gotcloud</b>
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  250 Directory successfully changed.
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  ftp> <b>mget gotcloud-*latest*.tgz</b>
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  ftp> <b>quit</b>
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  221 Goodbye.
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====Unpack the Tar Release====
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Unpack the realeases:
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tar xf gotcloud-*latest*.tgz
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===Testing the GotCloud Release===
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We recommend that at least the first time, you download the test packages so you can
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conveniently test the installation and make sure everything runs smoothly.
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The tests run within a few minutes and are self checking, so unless you see obvious errors,
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you can be reasonably sure everything is set up properly.
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You only need to do this once, unless you have made significant changes to your Unix system.
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The test case results are self-checked and if errors should occur, it will be obvious.
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  #  Test the aligner (3 minutes +/- 1 minute)
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  '''gotcloud/bin/gotcloud align --test ~/testalign'''
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  Removing any previous results from: /home/myuser/testalign/aligntest
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  Running GOTCLOUD TEST, test log in: /home/myuser/testalign/aligntest.log
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  Created /home/myuser/testalign/aligntest/Makefiles/align_Sample2.Makefile
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  Created /home/myuser/testalign/aligntest/Makefiles/align_Sample1.Makefile
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  Waiting while samples are processed...
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  Processing finished in 63 secs with no errors reported
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  Results from DIFF will be in /home/myuser/testalign/diff_logfiles_results.txt
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  Successful comparison of data in '/home/myuser/testalign/aligntest' and 'gotcloud/test/align/expected/aligntest'
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  Successfully ran the test case, congratulations!
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  '''rm -rf ~/testalign'''              # If no error
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  #  Test snp calling  (7 minutes +/-2 minute)
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  '''gotcloud/bin/gotcloud snpcall --test ~/testsnp'''
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  Removing any previous results from: /home/myuser/testsnp/umaketest
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  Running GOTCLOUD TEST, test log in: /home/myuser/testsnp/umaketest.log
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  Results from DIFF will be in /home/myuser/testsnp/diff_logfiles_results_umake.txt
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  Successful comparison of data in '/home/myuser/testsnp/umaketest' and 'gotcloud/test/umake/expected/umaketest'
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  Successfully ran the test case, congratulations!
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  '''rm -rf ~/testsnp'''              # If no error
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=Creating Your Own Debian Package From the Source=
    
The process to create your own Debian package from the source files is straight-forward
 
The process to create your own Debian package from the source files is straight-forward
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