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TraitError: The trait 'out_report' of a SummaryOutputSpec instance is an existing file name, but the path <> does not exist #936
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Thanks for reaching out. A couple of questions will help me slim down the issues.
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Dear Maite, It'd be great to have all the details @jdkent requested. In particular, I'd bet you are using fmriprep-1.0.4. Besides that, all those nodes have something in common: they are trying to write outside your work directory (passed in with Please let us know your details. |
In addition I would check if the input dataset passes the BIDS Validator
https://github.com/INCF/bids-validator
Best,
Chris
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It'd be great to have all the details @jdkent <https://github.com/jdkent>
requested. In particular, I'd bet you are using fmriprep-1.0.4.
Besides that, all those nodes have something in common: they are trying to
write outside your work directory (passed in with -w flag). I'm currently
testing a development version that I think would work for you.
Please let us know your details.
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Hi all, thanks for your answers! I can say that:
Thanks in advance, Maite 2.1 about:
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Thanks a lot, it looks like a python installation. We will roll out a new version 1.0.5 very soon, so please ask the IT department to upgrade. I am convinced that will work for you. Meanwhile, could you also post the output of:
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It seems fmriprep is getting confused with your paths. Where are you calling fmriprep from? Please, also check you are not running out of space in your storage resources. |
Thanks for your answer. The output of: The output of: An yes, I have plenty of space, 1.4T |
Hi @mainux, it is surprising that there are no subfolders in your work directory. I've been working on this and we just released version 1.0.5. That should address your issue, but since it is hard to reproduce, I can't promise it will. Please ask the IT department to upgrade fmriprep (since they have done the full installation, it should not be hard to do - nonetheless, let them know that we will be happy to help assisting with that). Let us know if that gets your fmriprep going. Yes, unless huge datasets, 1.4TB should be enough :) |
Hi, thanks for your help. Unfortunately, the update did not fix the problem, but I changed the paths when running fmriprep and it works better, so instead running it with /home/mtermenon ... I'm directly running it with /bcbl/home/... I'm having other issues now related with freesurfer but that problem is over. About the no subfolders in my work directory, sorry about that, I had deleted the content of the folder just before and did not realize. I'll paste it again if you are interested. Best, Maite |
This error seems related to the way Python resolves some realpaths with links. As the workaround of using the realpath /bcbl worked for you (and seems to be the solution on some other systems, nipy/nipype#2380), I'll close this one. We'll reopen if it replicates on additional users' settings. As regards FreeSurfer, could you report this new issue? Thanks very much for your patience. |
Dear all,
when I try to run fmriprep I get a lot of errors for every subject:
"about"
"bold_preproc_report_wf.pre_tsnr"
"bold_reference_wf.validate"
"anat_preproc_wf.anat_template_wf.t1_template_dimensions"
"summary".
It is always the same, it tries to find a particular file and the path does not exist.
I'm running the following command:
fmriprep /home/mtermenon/public/HBP_MaiteCesar/BIDS/ /home/mtermenon/mtermenon/fMRIprep participant -w /home/mtermenon/public/HBP_MaiteCesar/FMRIPREP_work/ > /home/mtermenon/mtermenon/fMRIprep/fMRIprep_terminal.txt
Thanks in advance for your support, I'm totally lost.
Best,
Maite
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