Jupyter Notebook Remote Access Problem resolution __ Installation Jupyter

Jupyter notebook is very convenient, want to build one on the server, but not access.

(a) The first is the installation of Jupyter notebook,

Pip Install Jupyter

If the PIP installation is not correct and the SQLite library is missing, install

sudo apt-get install Libsqlite3-dev

Then you need to "recompile python" and install it via PIP (python3.x does not need to install pysqlite)

Pip Install Pysqlite

(ii) Start-up Jupyter

Jupyter Notebook

In fact, the local if there is browser, you can enter access, but no, so need remote access: http://ip:8888, found not access

(iii) Configure remote access Jupyter

1 First input Ipython to generate secret key

$ Ipython from
notebook.auth import passwd
passwd ()

Setting a password will generate a SHA1 secret key, as shown in the following figure:

2 to generate jupyter config file

$ jupyter Notebook--generate-config

The configuration file is generated at the ~/.jupyter/jupyter_notebook_config.py

3 Modify configuration file: ~/.jupyter/jupyter_notebook_config.py

$vim ~/.jupyter/jupyter_notebook_config.py

Add the following, where SHA1 the secret key is the string that is generated above

c.notebookapp.ip= ' * '
c.notebookapp.password = U ' sha1:f9030dd55bce:75fd7bbaba41be6ff5ac2e811b62354ab55b1f63 '
c.notebookapp.open_browser = False
c.notebookapp.port =8888

As shown in figure:

Save exit.

4) Start Jupyter

$jupyter Notebook

On the remote computer, open the browser and enter:

http://your-server-ip:8888

Need to enter the password, is the above set the password, input can

5) OK.