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DIA_Speclib_Quant cannot pass PhilosopherFilter #1963

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bingnanzhao opened this issue Jan 3, 2025 · 5 comments
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DIA_Speclib_Quant cannot pass PhilosopherFilter #1963

bingnanzhao opened this issue Jan 3, 2025 · 5 comments

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@bingnanzhao
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Hi Fragpipe team,

I noticed the DIA_Speclib_Quant workflow cannot successfully pass the PhilosopherFilter step, cancelling remaining 8 tasks. See below the log file:
log_2025-01-02_21-41-31.txt

Many thanks,

Bingnan

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fcyu commented Jan 3, 2025

I think it might be due to the file system or IO error. Could you rerun from the FDR validation and filtering by disabling all previous steps?

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Fengchao

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Hi Fengchao,

I've tried to start from validation module, and it got stuck at the same step. Here is the log:
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log_2025-01-03_08-52-35.txt
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And I also tried it both on my local computer and my server.

Many thanks,

Bingnan

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fcyu commented Jan 4, 2025

Hi Bingnan,

Is there any temp file but look like pep.xml file in that filer? If yes, Philosopher will read that file and crash.

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Fengchao

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Hi Fengchao,

Yes there are 5 files named as interact-xxxx-.pep.xml. You can see the picture below. And I also find the same type of this temp file in other runs.
Screenshot 2025-01-04 015201

I noticed there misses the temp file name in this crashed log file, see it below:
Screenshot 2025-01-02 041438

In previous successful runs, there should be the temp file name at the position I pointed out using red. I wonder maybe the issue is due to that?

Many thanks,

Bingnan

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fcyu commented Jan 4, 2025

No, your files and command are good. I have no idea why Phiosopher crashed. I will let Yamei @AimeeD90 take a look.

Best,

Fengchao

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