[Biopython-dev] [Bug 2634] PAM30 Matrix doesn't work with qblast
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Mon Oct 27 20:24:44 UTC 2008
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------- Comment #2 from ngcrawfo at bu.edu 2008-10-27 16:24 EST -------
Peter,
Thanks for the insight. I'll mess about with the gap and existence parameters.
Thanks again!
- Nick
(In reply to comment #1)
> The error from Biopython is because it can't find the RID and RTOE references
> in what is normally a "please wait" HTML page. The reason being you have
> triggered an error. From dumping the HTML requested:
>
> -------------------------------
> Message ID#33 Error: Cannot validate the Blast options: Gap existence and
> extension values of 11 and 1 not supported for PAM30
> supported values are:
> 32767, 32767
> 7, 2
> 6, 2
> 5, 2
> 10, 1
> 9, 1
> 8, 1
>
> This error message indicates that the combination of options for this Blast
> search is inconsistent or invalid. This can happen when the selected Blast
> program does not support one of the options provided, when two or more options
> have conflicting values, etc. If you are using URL API, please check the
> options mentioned in the error message string and re-submit your search. Please
> note that the current version of the Blast CGI application is stricter at
> validating Blast options than it has been historically. If this error persists,
> please, contact <a
> href="mailto:blast-help at ncbi.nlm.nih.gov">Blast-help at ncbi.nlm.nih.gov</a> for
> more help.
> -------------------------------
>
> Short of printing out the whole HTML dump, I'm not sure how best to tell the
> user about this kind of error - automatically extracting the error message
> looks unreliable.
>
> In anycase, I think you need to investigate the gap options and see if you can
> match what you are trying to mimic.
>
> Peter
>
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