As to how to figure out the id for copying, there isn't an exposed method for
doing this. If you're willing to do a little work to decode it, you can do the
following in python.
For the encoded id (the "b701da857886499b" portion that you see in a dataset
url "/galaxy/datasets/b701da857886499b/
Hi,
thx for the reply. I will try to make a proper install of galaxy as soon as
i have some time.
But as for now, more importantly, i just need to make a unix copy of the
files that interest me.
so yes, having something from within galaxy could be cool. But a unix copy
could make the trick for my
Hello Colin,
For #1, we have some wiki help pages that go through the set-up steps
for this type of proxy configuration. Please see:
https://bitbucket.org/galaxy/galaxy-central/wiki/Config/ProductionServer
-- scroll to "Make the proxy handle uploads and downloads" which links
to these two doc
Hello all,
I have two related questions about getting data from the Galaxy History.
I installed `galaxy in my server, I did some data analyses and now i want
the resulting data back.
But I am facing two problems:
1/ I just try to use the download button. If i do it with the button (or
with curl o
