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Can't find raw files from R script in downloads #17
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Are you using Woodpecker? I may have moved them to the trash while cleaning
up files. Also, FYI I changed the script to download in your current
working directory to make it more universa.
…On Tue, Oct 24, 2017 at 11:20 AM grace-ac ***@***.***> wrote:
I can't find the .raw files that should have been put in the downloads on
this computer.
What I could find, was this, and the time stamp matches when I executed
the R script:
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Ah, ok. I'm using the one in 228 (Swan). I'll check the working directory. |
Here is a screen cast showing the problems in the Step 1 of Seems like forward slashes are problem? and nothing downloads (at least you can see my logic if it is faulty) |
I updated the first couple lines of the script, removing the first /
This revised script worked on Woodpecker, so hopefully @grace-ac it will work for you too? |
It will likely not..... see my screencast That is a needed correction but the next block fails.... |
Downloads fail on Ubuntu (related to package installs; never actually get to attempting downloads). Error messages are listed below (too long for screen caps). This is on R 3.2.3. Provides more support that all of this should be contained in a Gti repo. Someone downloads entire repo and has all the files. R script then uses relative paths to files within that repo.
ERROR: configuration failed for package ‘curl’
ERROR: configuration failed for package ‘openssl’
The downloaded source packages are in
--2017-10-24 17:38:45-- https://cran.rstudio.com/src/contrib/webutils_0.6.tar.gz
2017-10-24 17:38:45 (342 MB/s) - ‘/tmp/RtmpUhCsyJ/downloaded_packages/webutils_0.6.tar.gz’ saved [22694/22694] --2017-10-24 17:38:45-- https://cran.rstudio.com/src/contrib/curl_3.0.tar.gz
100K .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 37% 12.1M 0s 2017-10-24 17:38:45 (8.36 MB/s) - ‘/tmp/RtmpUhCsyJ/downloaded_packages/curl_3.0.tar.gz’ saved [412212/412212]
ERROR: configuration failed for package ‘curl’
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@sr320 can you try running the entire script now that I've made the edit to the first few lines? In your screencast you did not run the whole script, which is required to actually download the files. Most of the lines in this script create objects in R, to be used by R, to download the correct urls and save with the correct names. @kubu4 does the script work in RStudio using Ubuntu? |
No - it fails on installing cURL. Although, it proceeds through the script and spits out "FALSE" (because it couldn't install cURL). See my comment above. |
Just used the new script in the notebook and it worked! |
I can't find the .raw files that should have been put in the downloads on this computer.
What I could find, was this, and the time stamp matches when I executed the R script:
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