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When executing wget or curl with wget -q -O- "https://github.com/PMCC-BioinformaticsCore/janis-workshops/raw/master/janis-data.tar" | tar -x (removed the z, see #51 for more) the file is successfully downloaded and uncompressed.
However, there are several warnings in the terminal, which can be confusing to users. e.g.:
I did as the page above suggests, and just ignored it. No errors following the rest of the tutorial due to the data, so I assume it's safe to ignore it, but just in case it's simple to regenerate the files perhaps in another OS?
Thanks
Bruno
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Hey @kinow, sorry for the late response. You're absolutely right, these were generating on a Mac, and the warnings can be ignored, I'll keep this open so next time the materials are regenerated on a linux machine. Thanks!
When executing
wget
orcurl
withwget -q -O- "https://github.com/PMCC-BioinformaticsCore/janis-workshops/raw/master/janis-data.tar" | tar -x
(removed thez
, see #51 for more) the file is successfully downloaded and uncompressed.However, there are several warnings in the terminal, which can be confusing to users. e.g.:
The files were created correct on my machine, so I did a quick search, and I think it could be caused by the file being created on a MacOS machine? Ref: http://lifeonubuntu.com/tar-errors-ignoring-unknown-extended-header-keyword/
I did as the page above suggests, and just ignored it. No errors following the rest of the tutorial due to the data, so I assume it's safe to ignore it, but just in case it's simple to regenerate the files perhaps in another OS?
Thanks
Bruno
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: