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Delete tileset #57

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xinyangbing opened this issue Feb 16, 2020 · 9 comments
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Delete tileset #57

xinyangbing opened this issue Feb 16, 2020 · 9 comments

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@xinyangbing
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How do you remove a tileset? I accidentally added a chrom sizes file which is now preventing me from adding bigwig files:
ERROR: CommandError: More than one available set of chromSizesfor this coordSystem

@pkerpedjiev
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pkerpedjiev commented Feb 17, 2020

Hi! Your best best is to use the admin console.

higlass-manage start
higlass-manage create superuser

Navigate to http://localhost:8989 (or whatever port you're on). Log in with the credentials you created above, click on 'Tilesets' and then delete the tileset that's incorrect.

@xinyangbing
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Hi thank you so much for the quick reply! But where do you log in? I cannot find any links to a log in page.

@pkerpedjiev
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Ah yes, sorry, the url should actually be http://localhost:8989/admin.

@aakashsur
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So the docs still say higlass-manage createsuperuser instead of higlass-manage create superuser

http://docs.higlass.io/tutorial.html#viewing-data-in-the-client

@pkerpedjiev
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Ah, you're right. I just updated the rst file and they should be deployed shortly. Thanks for the heads up!

@aakashsur
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aakashsur commented May 18, 2020

I've also noticed at least for me, whenever the higlass-manage is started with the default port 8989 or with another port, localhost:port/admin redirects to localhost/admin which gives a site not found error. If I start the instance on port 80, then things seem to work. I assume this has something to do with Django's admin url redirecting or maybe the version of Django?

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I think for that you just need to add a slash at the end of the path: http://localhost:port/admin/. And we need to update some setting in Django.

@narzouni
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narzouni commented Apr 18, 2023

Hello, I have the same question and issue. I am trying to delete some datasets I ingested. I created a super user. However, If I go to the following : http://localhost:port/admin/ .

I hope some one has a solution.

Thanks,.

@narzouni
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Hello, I have the same question and issue. I am trying to delete some datasets I ingested. I created a super user. However, If I go to the following : http://localhost:port/admin/ .

I hope some one has a solution.

Thanks,.

I created a super user and it worked.

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