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August 03, 2021 12:53AM
Hello afni experts,

I am not sure if somebody here can help me with the type of problem I have.
Our lab switched recently to a new grid-system where we have to now use singularity and an afni container.

In this new set up I have the issue that although my shell script for generating the proc.py script includes directory paths starting with /mnt/... (referencing to our mounted storage disk) the generated proc.py script includes directory paths starting with /tmp/... (this was the reference we used in the old system) As a consequence the proc script does not run because it can not find the data (as the data is in /mnt/... and not /tmp...).

(When I execute the shell script with the afni container I bind the storage disk)
SAFNI="singularity exec -B /mnt/yassamri/BEACoN/ProcessedData/rsfMRI/RSFA /mnt/home/stark/mycontainers/ccafni2.sif"
$SAFNI tcsh generate_afni_proc_CVR_TEST.sh $1

I don t understand why the shell script would make a proc_py script with referencing /tmp/... when it includes /mnt/... references.
What am I missing?

Thank you very much for any help!
Carolin
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carolin31 August 03, 2021 12:53AM

Re: using proc.py with afni container

ptaylor August 04, 2021 10:20AM

Re: using proc.py with afni container

rick reynolds August 04, 2021 07:52PM