Thomas Kluyver
Thomas Kluyver
Yup, of course! I think from your last sentence you've got the gist, but I'll unpack a bit anyway. The primary case that I've been thinking about in this PR...
OK, with the new changes: - `unix_socket=True` still allocates a temp directory for a new socket, akin to `port=0`. - `unix_socket='/var/run/something.sock'` expects the socket at a known path. This can...
> I've invested quite a bit of effort into understanding this feature already, but still feel quite lost. Sorry to hear that. If it would help, I'm happy to try...
Forgive what's probably a stupid question, but can you test it via the proxy URL (e.g. `http://127.0.0.1:8888/foo`), rather than looking up the port for foo to access it directly? If...
> IIRC, my issue was I have dozens of servers running on different ports, and if I launch a new Jupyter server and to test it, I don't necessarily know...
Does `importlib.metadata` give you the names in the order you specified them? ```python from importlib.metadata import entry_points entry_points(group='jupyter_serverproxy_servers') ``` This is the modern replacement for `pkg_resources`, so if it fixes...
Thanks Carsten! In the first instance I want to install it on Maxwell (I know there's already a module, but I want to test a branch @ejcjason is working on)....
This is a bit long, but I figure it's worth recording the details of what errors I'm getting and what I'm trying. I should also have mentioned that I turned...
Thanks Carsten. I found the module, but I was trying to test a branch that @ejcjason was working on, so I want to do the installation myself. I'll try building...
I tried with `module load intel` (it seems to have picked `intel/2020` as the default version), but I still see the same error about `-lgomp`.