Good Morning Brian: Is this because these requests need to go through non-standard ports ?
Does it work if the port is included in the http URL link ? --Hiram Holt, Brian wrote: > Our users are using embedded links as part of their process of uploading > custom tracks. Unfortunately, when they try to do so via our internal > browser instance, they get a proxy error. Is there any way to tell our > code to use our proxy server? > >>From my customer: > > I am interested in uploading a custom track: > > http://tgiquery-am.merck.com/ucsc/cgi-bin/hgCustom > > In the window when I enter: > > track type=bigWig name="Coverage" description="Typical Whole Exome > Capture Coverage (SOL20206)" color=100,50,150 gridDefault=on > yLineOnOff=on visibility=full maxHeightPixels=40:40:12 > bigDataUrl=http://gsa.med.utoronto.ca/outbox/babak/tracks/SOL20206.bw > > And hit submit, I get an error. > > However, the same procedure works fine on the public browser: > > http://genome.ucsc.edu/cgi-bin/hgCustom > > And > > The server code giving error is "hgCustom". > I guess our server needed to be custom-configed to support connect to > external links. > > Error Couldn't connect to genome.ucsc.edu 80 > > Thanks > > Brian Holt > Merck&Co HPC Team _______________________________________________ Genome maillist - [email protected] https://lists.soe.ucsc.edu/mailman/listinfo/genome
