Hello,
I have been trying to run a Bowtie job(s) for two full days and they just hang with the "waiting to run" status? Is there a backend issue with my account?
K
Hello,
I have been trying to run a Bowtie job(s) for two full days and they just hang with the "waiting to run" status? Is there a backend issue with my account?
K
Hello,
This is at http://usegalaxy.org (Main)?
The job queue is busy but two days seems like a long time. Did you by chance stop and restart the jobs? Or did you have other jobs queued (in other histories will count as well) before these? Jobs run in the order submitted, in turn with other users on the instance.
https://wiki.galaxyproject.org/Support#Dataset_status_and_how_jobs_execute
If you continue to have problems, please send a shared history link with your galaxy user email to galaxy-bugs@bx.psu.edu and we can look into this further.
Thanks! Jen, Galaxy team
Hi Jen, I am actually having the exact same issue at usegalaxy.org.
I have been trying to run bowtie jobs but they are been grey 'waiting to run' for almost 24 hours now. I have not stopped or re-submitted them at all, as to not disrupt my place in the queue. These are my only jobs in my history waiting to run. Thanks for any advice or insight you can provide.
Hi Jan,
I am a new user of Galaxy server. I just configured the Galaxy server on my local machine and submitted some jobs. However, no job is running and the status says "This job is waiting to run" only but no progress etc.
Please note that I am running it on Ubuntu 14.04 and using the latest codes downloaded from the GitHub.
Regards,
Reza
I let one sit for a full day. I have stopped and deleted them a few times and have tried different things to get it to work. ie purging my deleted files.
Jobs taking around a day is not unusual at peak times. However, if they were in a "blue" hold (instead of "grey" waiting) state, then permanently deleting other datasets to make room for new work is the solution. You do not need to stop running jobs to do this. Job and disk quotas are listed with advice in this wiki:
https://wiki.galaxyproject.org/Main
Deleting and restarting jobs does take up some resource and can cause delays, but most likely the biggest delay the second time is that you just entered the queue at the end again. If you now have room for the work, permit the jobs to run to completion.
Best, Jen, Galaxy team
Other jobs run, but the bowtie does not.
There are different queues for different types of jobs. Permit these to run and all should be fine.
I've been experiencing the same difficulty. My Bowtie jobs aren't running. Is there anywhere that Galaxy provides an estimate of what time you will get your data based on your position in the queue?
There is none yet although there are some plans on providing this information. To obtain this information is quite complex and the results are unreliable so the motivation is not the highest.