When using FileZilla to upload the file you need to paste your account folder into the "Remote Site" box on the right hand side of FileZilla interface (outlined in red) and hit "Enter". General instructions on how to use FTP and Aspera for first time usersĪre given here: SRA file upload options (please Structures and files that do not contain sequence data! ALL theįiles in this directory will be part of the submission, so do not The folder is a temporary holding area and the files will be removedĪfter the submission is finished (the button Submit is clicked) OR If you upload your files in your root directory, you will not beĪble to see them or to select them during the genome submission. Navigate to this directory and deposit the genome files:
You can upload your files to the FTP server using the credentials below:Īfter you login, navigate to your account folder:Ĭreate a folder (use command mkdir) for your data within your FTP folder: Do not upload complex directory structures and files thatĭo not contain sequence data! FTP instructions The folder is a temporary holding area and the files willīe removed shortly after the submission is finished (the button Submit This is aįolder that will be available for selection in the course of the
After that, the "Aspera command line upload" and "FTP upload to preload files" options will be present on the page, so you only need to follow the appropriate directions there. NOTE: You only need to request a preload folder once.
You can preload using Aspera, the FTP protocol or Filezilla, as described below. One option for batch or single-genome submissions is to preload the genome files before beginning the submission, rather than uploading them in the browser during the submission.
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