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#1 Unable to launch Mutanet scripts--can't open

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2021-09-07
2021-09-03
Andy Larson
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Hi folks,

I work for a help desk that provides support to a lab that wants to run the Mutanet software/scripts here. Long story made short, downloaded the .ZIP file, extracted it, and went to just run the "mutaNET64.exe" file, and after a few moments, get a message saying "failed to execute script mutaNET". Looking at the instructions, they mention installing Python 3, so I did this as well, tried opening the the "mutaNET.PY" file that way, and it's generating errors. (I did tell the installer to add Python to the "PATH" variable, and gave the machine a reboot, with no luck.

I've since extracted the ZIP file/tried to run the standalone .exe files on two other machines, and all are having the same problem. I've also tried suspending our campus antivirus software (Cisco Amp) to see if it was getting its teeth into this, but again, no luck.

We're running Windows 10 here across several builds--thus far it's been under Windows 10 Enterprise (64-bit) Build 2004, 20H2, and 21H1, all with the same behavior.

Any help you could send our way would be appreciated. Thx!

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  • Markus Hollander

    Hello,

    I'm sorry for the late reply. The underlying issue is an incompatibility between recent changes made to Windows 10 and the way the PyInstaller (which generated the executables) interacts with it. Right now there is unfortunately not a quick fix and I am on sick leave.

    If you already installed Python 3, I would in the meantime suggest starting it from the command line. In case you have not installed all required Python packages yet, they can be installed on the command line as follows:

    python -m pip install fpdf
    python -m pip install pyyaml
    python -m pip install numpy
    python -m pip install scipy
    python -m pip install matplotlib

    You can then start MutaNet from the command line:
    python path_to_mutaNet_folder\mutaNet.py

    For example, on my machine that would be:
    python E:\Projects\MutaNET\mutaNET.py

    As a side note, there is a slightly newer release on our GitHub, which updated automated processing for RegulonDB data: https://github.com/uds-helms/MutaNET/releases/tag/v1.1.2

    I am very sorry for the inconvenience.

    Kind regards,
    Markus

     
    • Andy Larson

      Andy Larson - 2021-09-07

      Hi Markus,

      Thanks for getting back to me! A coworker who was trying to help me out mentioned that the user had sent me a link to an older release as well. I was kind of betting it was a Windows 10/build issue (we've seen that with other apps recently too). Anyways, I will give your link/instructions a shot and see how it goes.

      Thanks for the help!

      Andy

      Andy Larson
      Information Systems
      Department of Medicine
      School of Medicine and Public Health

      Personal Phone: 608-263-0334
      Help Desk Phone: 608-265-4466
      https://www.medicine.wisc.edu

      From: Markus Hollander marhollander@users.sourceforge.net
      Sent: Tuesday, September 7, 2021 5:02 AM
      To: [mutanet:tickets] 1@tickets.mutanet.p.re.sourceforge.net
      Subject: [mutanet:tickets] #1 Unable to launch Mutanet scripts--can't open

      Hello,

      I'm sorry for the late reply. The underlying issue is an incompatibility between recent changes made to Windows 10 and the way the PyInstaller (which generated the executables) interacts with it. Right now there is unfortunately not a quick fix and I am on sick leave.

      If you already installed Python 3, I would in the meantime suggest starting it from the command line. In case you have not installed all required Python packages yet, they can be installed on the command line as follows:

      python -m pip install fpdf
      python -m pip install pyyaml
      python -m pip install numpy
      python -m pip install scipy
      python -m pip install matplotlib

      You can then start MutaNet from the command line:
      python path_to_mutaNet_folder\mutaNet.py

      For example, on my machine that would be:
      python E:\Projects\MutaNET\mutaNET.py

      As a side note, there is a slightly newer release on our GitHub, which updated automated processing for RegulonDB data: https://github.com/uds-helms/MutaNET/releases/tag/v1.1.2

      I am very sorry for the inconvenience.

      Kind regards,
      Markus


      [tickets:#1]https://sourceforge.net/p/mutanet/tickets/1/ Unable to launch Mutanet scripts--can't open

      Status: open
      Milestone: 1.0
      Created: Fri Sep 03, 2021 12:59 PM UTC by Andy Larson
      Last Updated: Fri Sep 03, 2021 12:59 PM UTC
      Owner: nobody
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      Hi folks,

      I work for a help desk that provides support to a lab that wants to run the Mutanet software/scripts here. Long story made short, downloaded the .ZIP file, extracted it, and went to just run the "mutaNET64.exe" file, and after a few moments, get a message saying "failed to execute script mutaNET". Looking at the instructions, they mention installing Python 3, so I did this as well, tried opening the the "mutaNET.PY" file that way, and it's generating errors. (I did tell the installer to add Python to the "PATH" variable, and gave the machine a reboot, with no luck.

      I've since extracted the ZIP file/tried to run the standalone .exe files on two other machines, and all are having the same problem. I've also tried suspending our campus antivirus software (Cisco Amp) to see if it was getting its teeth into this, but again, no luck.

      We're running Windows 10 here across several builds--thus far it's been under Windows 10 Enterprise (64-bit) Build 2004, 20H2, and 21H1, all with the same behavior.

      Any help you could send our way would be appreciated. Thx!


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