Yuvi

This is awesome, and we should definitely support configuring timeouts. However, I think we should explicitly support them, since otherwise we will be tied down to Tornado's HTTP Client implementation....

I always imagine that extensions under the `@jupyterlab/` extension naming are in the jupyterlab org, rather than the jupyterhub org.

Thank you for opening this PR, @guimou. Will this still display the entries in the JupyterLab launcher, even if they are disabled?

Thanks for opening this, @igeti. I think currently there is no way for a process to be *killed* from the outside. However, if the process exits cleanly of its own...

@igeti you should be, yeah. if you can find a way to call that. What process are you running?

I started running into this problem in #64 too, with style attribute key case names.

Would love it if whoever wants to implement this in the app could outline what their ideal API would look like :D

(haven't read through the whole issue yet...) One major concern with use in JupyterHubs is the 'admin access' feature. This allows anyone with admin access on the hub to basically...

> Are there similar attack options with the HTTPS alternatives, using either the built-in helper or GCM? Yeah, the bashrc type attack can execute arbitrary code so nothing is immune.

> Fyundamentally the problem with the admin feature is that it's a quasi free-for-all "tons of people can be root" with minimal safeguards. Yep, this is absolutely the problem. >...