[BioBrew Users] HOWTOs etc

[Denis O'Meally]

Hi Glen,

I'd be happy to - in fact I've done so for our system by means of a
wiki. Would it be worth setting up a one for biobrew and its many apps -
at leat with enough detail for a basic run? If not, should I just post
'em here?

As for modeltest, its probably not really worth including after some
further discussions - the bulk of the work is done by paup (commercial
phylogeny package). modeltest simply parses its output and converts it
into something useful - isn't worth farming out, and could just sit on a
desktop.

One other query I had probably belongs on the rocks list, but I was
wondering if anyone has integrated their cluster into a windowns domain
- ie samba sharing home dirs and windbind authenticating against an AD?
Rocks docs mention NIS authentication, but I'm not sure that'd apply
here...

Cheers,
Denis


Denis O'Meally
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Evolutionary Biology Unit
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Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 16:00:18 -0700
From: Glen Otero <gotero at linuxprophet.com>
Subject: Re: [BioBrew Users] RE: Clustalw-mpi
To: The Virtual BioBrew Think Tank
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Denis-

Would you be willing to write short HOWTOs for using clustalw-mpi and 
modeltest? The HOWTOs would greatly help me get your requests into 
the next BioBrew release and help others use the tools.

Thanks!

Glen


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