ERROR: Your Python version is: 2.6 I have installed python2.7 including additional packages which are said to be important. I am very new to command line and I have been unable to find an answer to how I can point galaxy at python2.7 I can't seem to find the correct syntax to establish the PATH.
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Question: Python2.7 installed galaxy only sees 2.6
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blewettn • 10 wrote:
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blewettn • 10 wrote:
It reports python 2.7.6 I should mention I'm running centOS6 on Illumina recommendation for BCL2FASTQ conversion. With centos6 apparently I can't just remove python2.6 and use 2.7 alone.
I'm considering trying BCL2FASTQ in centos7 in virtual environment to see if that works, I'm guessing it will. But not sure if upgrading to centos7 will fix the pythonpath issue.
I had someone install the same packages and create a local galaxy server and had no problems, so I'm guessing it might be an OS issue?
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