502 Bad Gateway
Hi there,
These two days the ROSIE server seems to be offline, and I always get "502 Bad Gateway". I am wondering if the server is working now or it is just my problem.
Thanks,
Jun
The problem hasn't been solved
Hi there,
These two days the ROSIE server seems to be offline, and I always get "502 Bad Gateway". I am wondering if the server is working now or it is just my problem.
Thanks,
Jun
Hi there,
I tried to log in to Rosie server with my github credentials but it I got the following error message:
Hi Rocco, Steven, et al,
Posting this here since it appears that the Rosetta bugs reporting tool is currently down.
PyRosetta is being tested one by one in Google Collaboration. "01.02-PyRosetta-Google-Drive-Usage-Example.ipynb"
When I checked the file above while running it on Google Collabor, I got an error as below.
The previous 01.01 went well without errors, but the error comes out as below.
(version is PyRosetta4.MinSizeRel.python37.linux.release-332.tar. )
Please look down and give me your opinion.
- OS type : Windows
- OS version : 10
- OS arch (32 or 64bit) : 64bit
HI there, I wanted to log in with my github credentials - but it says:
Academic address not verified during Rosie login
My Acadamic Institution is: Charité Universitaetsmedizin Berlin, the domain is charite.de. My email address is not set as private and was verified by github.
Thank you for your help.
Best regards,
Magdalena
Hello,
I received this error while trying to login to ROSIE : "Your GitHub account does not have verified academic email address!"
My institution name is the University of Strasbourg (France), and the domain Email is @unistra.fr
Best regards,
Hello,
I have problems with the login to ROSIE server. My academic domain is @ibp.org.by (Institute of Biophysics and Cell Engineering of National Academy of Sciences of Belarus)
Best regards,
Valery
Hello,
Is it possible to coax rosetta to dock, say, a predefined dimer or trimer of small molecules to presumed binding site ona protein ? Rigid body ligand is OK.
thanks,
lukasz
Hello!
I'm relatively new to Rosetta and I'm trying to apply symmetry in the BlueprintBDR. As I only know that I want C3 symmetry I used the general symmdef file for this symmetry. Still, I noticed that it just rotates the subunits with no translation from the COM of the arrangement, which leads to an overlap in residue coordinates, which in turn leads to problems in the minimization protocol. I have attached a picture of an example of what I got and the symmdef file used to obtain it.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Hello,
I have problems with the login to ROSIE server. My domain is @ki.si (National Institute of Chemistry)
Best,
Erik