Hi Roni,
That is indeed odd! In order to help you out I will need a bit more information.
Here is what I see on my system when I type the commands "echo
$SHELL", "asdf", "bali-phy", "bali-phy --version", and "which
bali-phy".
bredelings@centromere:~$ echo $SHELL
/bin/bash
bredelings@centromere:~$ asdf
Command 'asdf' not found, did you mean:
command 'sadf' from deb sysstat
command 'sdf' from deb sdf
command 'asdfg' from deb aoeui
command 'adsf' from deb ruby-adsf
Try: sudo apt install <deb name>
bredelings@centromere:~$ bali-phy
bali-phy: Error! You must specify alignment files or a generic model (--model or --Model).
Try `bali-phy --help' for more information.
bredelings@centromere:~$ bali-phy --version
VERSION: 4.0-beta16-preview [HEAD -> master commit 7d03c6af2] (Nov 20 2024 20:12:55)
BUILD: Nov 21 2024 10:13:25
ARCH: linux x86_64
COMPILER: gcc 14.2.0 x86_64
bredelings@centromere:~$ which bali-phy
/home/bredelings/Devel/bali-phy/current/bin/bali-phy
Can you copy/paste the result of typing the same commands to show
me what you see? Alternatively a screenshot would also work.
-BenRI
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Hi Roni,
Hmm... I guess I left that out of the section you are looking at because it is an installation section -- BUT it seems like the information isn't present anywhere else either.
1. You can use tracer to view the log files.
tracer 25-*/C1.log &
Assuming that the bp-analyze command worked successfully, you should do:
2. Use firefox to view the summary report at Results/index.html:
firefox Results/index.html &
3. Use figuree to view the tree estimate (although this is also
available from the report)
figtree Results/c50.PP.tree &
4. Use seaview to view the alignment
seaview Results/P1.max.fasta &
Does that help?
I will add this to the manual...
Also, not that there is a tutorial with more information at
https://bali-phy.org/Tutorial6.html
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Yeah, windows with cygwin is correct. In general, when you have
a software problem, its good to mention which operation system you
are using (windows, mac, linux), as it helps narrow down what the
possible problems could be.
I will check on windows and see if I can reproduce your problem
(I was looking on Linux before :-)
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Hi Roni,
OK, I was able to reproduce the problem. I installed windows in
a virtual machine. Now that I can see the problem, I should be
able to fix it. However, it might take a few days. Thanks for
your patience!
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OK, I replaced the file bali-phy-4.0-beta16-win64.tar.gz with a new version that fixes some problems with mismatched DLLs.
If you re-download the file using `wget https://github.com/bredelings/BAli-Phy/releases/download/4.0-beta16/bali-phy-4.0-beta16-win64.tar.gz` then you should get the new, fixed version. With this new version I no longer see a blank response. Instead I see:
Ben@DESKTOP-S0P5EQM ~
$ ./bali-phy-4.0-beta16/bin/bali-phy --version
VERSION: 4.0-beta16 [HEAD, tag: 4.0-beta16 commit a0fe2d0e6] (Nov 23 2024 14:47:51)
BUILD: Nov 29 2024 10:57:26
ARCH: windows x86_64
COMPILER: gcc 13.0.0 x86_64
Ben@DESKTOP-S0P5EQM ~
My apologies about the blank responses. It seems that cygwin was not showing the errors. That seems pretty problematic, so I hope it can be fixed eventually.
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