Sure! This was my command:
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On Tue, Aug 1, 2023 at 10:48 AM sophie culos wrote:
> David, would you be at all willing to post the code that you were using?
> I'll give "/" a shot in my path definitions.
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> On Tuesday, August 1, 2023 at 10:35:06 AM UTC-7 David Shteynberg
David, would you be at all willing to post the code that you were using?
I'll give "/" a shot in my path definitions.
On Tuesday, August 1, 2023 at 10:35:06 AM UTC-7 David Shteynberg wrote:
> For what it is worth, yesterday I downloaded the PeptideSieve and ran it
> on my system commandline
Hello Tanmay,
How did you generate the input pepXML files? Which search engine did you
use? Are you able to open both of those files and verify that they have
results?
Can you process results from another search engine (e.g. Comet or X!Tandem)
of the same mzML data?
Cheers,
--Luis
On Wed, Jul 26
Hi Emma,
The ProtXMLViewer is under the cgi-bin/ directory of the image. However,
the version in 6.2.0 does not have the command-line capability of exporting
protXML to TSV. We introduced this feature in 6.3.0, and will be available
once we produce the related image. (well, after fixing some bug
