better docs for token auth #1972
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- clearer description of defaults in help output for token - show how to get the token on the login page - add details about token auth to the security doc closes 1944 Signed-off-by: Min RK <benjaminrk@gmail.com>
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Supported token authentication, thanks to jupyter/notebook#1972 Jupyter now has documentation so we know how it's supposed to be used Also do not allow to specify host/port which is already in use so we do not have weird behaviour where jupyter started on different port Do not wipe code output out if we failed to connect/start kernel
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Supported token authentication, thanks to jupyter/notebook#1972 Jupyter now has documentation so we know how it's supposed to be used Also do not allow to specify host/port which is already in use so we do not have weird behaviour where jupyter started on different port Do not wipe code output out if we failed to connect/start kernel (cherry picked from commit 62e1777)
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Supported token authentication, thanks to jupyter/notebook#1972 Jupyter now has documentation so we know how it's supposed to be used Also do not allow to specify host/port which is already in use so we do not have weird behaviour where jupyter started on different port Do not wipe code output out if we failed to connect/start kernel (cherry picked from commit 62e1777) (cherry picked from commit f4d24dd)
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Supported token authentication, thanks to jupyter/notebook#1972 Jupyter now has documentation so we know how it's supposed to be used Also do not allow to specify host/port which is already in use so we do not have weird behaviour where jupyter started on different port Do not wipe code output out if we failed to connect/start kernel
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closes #1944