Peter Kerpedjiev

It can be either. Should stand for universal identifier. If you need to use it somewhere new use 'uid'. On Feb 15, 2017 5:39 PM, "mccalluc" wrote: > Assigned #16...

Yeah, if you have a redis cache running, that's probably the issue. If you want to get rid of all the redis entries you can do something like: `docker exec...

Yes, definitely! On Wed, Apr 22, 2020, 1:57 AM rembart wrote: > Would you accept a pull request to delete the tiles from redis on tileset > deletion? > >...

Oh, can you run the container without the `/bin/bash` command and then open an interactive terminal using the `docker exec` command? ``` sudo docker run -p 11028:80 -p 11029:11029 -v...

Is the cooler file path on your local directory or in your docker container? With Jupyter notebook, the path should be the directory on the machine running the Jupyter notebook...

Sorry for the late response but it sounds like the Jupyter extension wasn't installed properly? Just to be sure, did you follow the instructions [here](https://docs.higlass.io/jupyter.html#installation) exactly?

Hi! Could you try running the following? ``` pip install higlass-python higlass-manage view hic-resolutions.cool ```

Yeah, that's right. But since we have a lot of moving parts it's a little more complicated. The higlass-manage package is a Python package that serves as a wrapper around...

Hey! So the timeout occurs because higlass-manage starts a docker container and then determines when it's ready by repeatedly sending queries until they succeed. I'm not entirely sure why it's...

You need to use the url of the server that you're running it on. Based on the log message maybe try this: ``` higlass-manage start --site-url gw-srv-01.rc.zi.columbia.edu ```