if there's no entry for the tool then it's probably using a default, although if you have dynamic destinations defined then it could be set in one of those rules
Steven Weaver
@stevenweaver
Hey guys, just wanted to say that I’m impressed by the .travis.yml build script for tools-iuc and extensive galaxyproject documentation. :+1:
Peter Cock
@peterjc
Anyone here using Kraken and/or Kaiju? I've started work on defining Galaxy datatypes for their databases - see galaxyproject/galaxy#5704 - feedback welcome. Thanks!
galaxybot
@galaxybot
[mrscribe] Title: Define kaiju_db and kraken_db as compound datatypes [WIP] by peterjc · Pull Request #5704 · galaxyproject/galaxy · GitHub (at github.com)
Robert Leach
@hepcat72
So I believe I have made the necessary addition to job_conf.xml. Lance is the one who always restarts galaxy. I've done it on my own instance on my machine, but I don't know what the risks are of me doing it on our production server. Is there anything special someone could do other than running run.sh - like are there special options or something someone might always do? Do I need to be concerned about what user is running run.sh?
Nate Coraor
@natefoo
it's probably not using run.sh
Robert Leach
@hepcat72
Ah
OK
Nate Coraor
@natefoo
try using pstree to see what's running galaxy.
Robert Leach
@hepcat72
What am I looking for in the output? Thanks for the hand-holding, BTW ;)
python?
Nate Coraor
@natefoo
yeah it'll probably be python, or uwsgi. the -a option to pstree is useful
Robert Leach
@hepcat72
Wait, Lance just logged into Slack. I think I'll have it from here