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Conflict jupyter_notebook_config.json et jupyter_notebook_config.py #3181

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paul-bd opened this issue Jan 5, 2018 · 1 comment
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@paul-bd
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paul-bd commented Jan 5, 2018

Hi,

I have an issue and haven't found any answer yet.
I tried a few time ago to build a server from my jupyter notebook that was running well with my password, but don't know why this password wasn't working anymore this morning.
I tried therefore to modify it in the jupyter_notebook_config.py, and as it was still not working I generated a new config_file. After that appeared a conflict between the .json and the .py files :"collisions detected in /home/...". In this case it seems that it launches the jupyter notebook with the .json but neither the old nor the new password are working. What can I do to at least access in local my .ipynb?
When I look at the jupyter notebook list :
http://localhost:8888/ :: /home/ ... there is no token... I don't know why
Have you got any idea on how I could handle this?
Thank you by advance.
Paul

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@paul-bd paul-bd changed the title Conflitc jupyter_notebook_config.json et jupyter_notebook_config.py Conflict jupyter_notebook_config.json et jupyter_notebook_config.py Jan 5, 2018
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It will load both config files, but I think values loaded from the JSON have priority.

If you run jupyter notebook password it should let you set a new password, and then store it in the JSON config file.

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