What does "Make sure you have writing permission fort he Cytoscape subfolders" mean?
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gbahramali •
It means exactly what it says, excluding the incorrect placement of a space. A quick ls -l and knowledge of how Unix file permissions work should answer this.
BTW, this is a Unix/Linux question.
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Devon Ryan
As Devon said, you can check the user permissions by using the command ls -lh. And if you are the owner, you can change the permissions of the file/directory using the command chmod.
The following command should set permissions such that the owner of the file/directory is able to read, write and execute it, while other group members and others will be able to read and execute it respectively.
chmod u=rwx,g=rx,o=rx filename
or simply,
chmod 755 filename
This command is for linux? But I use Windows
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gbahramali •
Always mention that you're using Windows, that's unusual enough that people will never give appropriate advice otherwise. Anyway, see here.
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Devon Ryan
Thanks for your reply
I tried to download the database file and then add plugin from file in cytoscape but unfortunately did not work,do you know about this?
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gbahramali •
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