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Dear Xiang-Jun,
First of all, thanks for 3DNA V2.1.
The new website and forum are looking great.
I just downloaded and set-up 3DNA V 2.1. and I'm running into the following error when running:
fiber -a ADNA.pdb
open_file <str01/A.rpt> failed: No such file or directory
I have checked my environment variables and they are right.
Thanks once more,
Mauricio
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open_file <str01/A.rpt> failed: No such file or directory
Weird -- that certainly should not happen! What do the following output?
echo $X3DNA
ls $X3DNA/fiber
I've just tried on my machine. As the screen output shows below, the program is working as expected:
tmp [510] fiber -a ADNA.pdb
Fiber data in directory: /Users/xiangjun/X3DNA/x3dna-v2.1beta/fiber/
...... /Users/xiangjun/X3DNA/x3dna-v2.1beta/config/ ......
...... reading file: misc_3dna.par ......
Structure #1; Twist: 32.7 (degrees); Rise: 2.548 (Angstrom)
Input your base sequence with only ACGT:
1. From a data file (complete sequence)
2. From keyboard (enter only the repeating sequence)
Your choice (1 or 2, Dft: 2):
Repeating unit (Dft: A):
Repeating unit: A
Number of repeats (Dft: 10):
Xiang-Jun
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Hi Xiang-Jun,
Here's the output I get from the commands you suggest:
echo $3DNA
/Users/esguerra/Software/X3DNA2.1
ls $X3DNA/fiber
data str05 str11 str17 str23 str29 str35 str41 str47 str53
README str06 str12 str18 str24 str30 str36 str42 str48 str54
str01 str07 str13 str19 str25 str31 str37 str43 str49 str55
str02 str08 str14 str20 str26 str32 str38 str44 str50 str901
str03 str09 str15 str21 str27 str33 str39 str45 str51
str04 str10 str16 str22 str28 str34 str40 str46 str52
I have fedora 14 64bit version.
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Hi Mauricio,
Thanks for providing further information. I'll dig the issue further to see if I can reproduce the problem in machines I have access to, and then get back to you ...
Best regards,
Xiang-Jun
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Hi Mauricio,
You may have helped trace a subtle bug that only shows up in specific OS (here, fedora 14 64bit). Download the following two modified versions of fiber, named fiber-1 (http://x3dna.bio.columbia.edu/downloads/miscs/fiber-1) and fiber-2 (http://x3dna.bio.columbia.edu/downloads/miscs/fiber-2). Copy them into $X3DNA/bin, and then run the following, and report back verbatim what you see from screen (as I did in my first reply).
fiber-1 -a -seq="aattgg" fa-1.pdb
fiber-2 -a -seq="aattgg" fa-2.pdb
If I have fixed the bug, then the second version (fiber-2) should run successfully, and fiber-1 should provide further information about the source of the bug.
Please let me know how it goes.
Xiang-Jun
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Hi Xiang-Jun,
Thanks.
Problem fixed with fiber-2 :-)
Here's the verbatim copy of running both commands:
fiber-1 -a -seq="aattgg" fa-1.pdb
Fiber data in directory: /Users/esguerra/Software/X3DNA2.1/fiber/
...... /Users/esguerra/Software/X3DNA2.1/config/ ......
...... reading file: misc_3dna.par ......
Structure #1; Twist: 32.7 (degrees); Rise: 2.548 (Angstrom)
fiber dir: str01/
structure: str01/A.rpt
open_file <str01/A.rpt> failed: No such file or directory
And for the working version I get the fa-2.pdb output as expected.
=>fiber-2 -a -seq="aattgg" fa-2.pdb
Fiber data in directory: /Users/esguerra/Software/X3DNA2.1/fiber/
...... /Users/esguerra/Software/X3DNA2.1/config/ ......
...... reading file: misc_3dna.par ......
Structure #1; Twist: 32.7 (degrees); Rise: 2.548 (Angstrom)
Thank you very much,
Mauricio
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Hi Mauricio,
Problem fixed with fiber-2
Thanks for your feedback -- I am glad to hear that the problem has been solved. You are so great :) in helping me identify and fix this very subtle bug that can be traced back to v1.5! The tricky part is that it normally does not show up -- not on CentOS 5, Scientific Linux 6, Debian 5, Debian 6, Ubuntu 10.10 and OpenSuSE 11.3. Even if I compile 3DNA directly on Fedora 14 64bit, everything runs smoothly.
This is an excellent example to show that a software program can never be claimed bug-free, and why user's feedback is always appreciated in my support of 3DNA. Please do not be shy to report back any issue you experience that can potentially help made 3DNA better.
As a side note with the fiber application, it's an old dog with new tricks in 3DAN v2.1. For example, to generate a single stranded RNA with sequence "aaauuuggc", it can now be conveniently done as below:
fiber -s -r -seq="aaauuuggc" rna_model.pdb
Thanks again for your help in fixing this bug!
Xiang-Jun
Funded by the NIH R24GM153869 grant on X3DNA-DSSR, an NIGMS National Resource for Structural Bioinformatics of Nucleic Acids
Created and maintained by Dr. Xiang-Jun Lu, Department of Biological Sciences, Columbia University