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Kernel keeps disconnecting every 1-5 minutes. No code will output in Jupyter Notebook..
Every 1-5 minutes or so my Kernel in my Jupyter notebook is disconnecting. It shows a loading symbol but never reconnects. I have tried restarting my kernels, but the problem is persisting and I cannot write any new code or continue with any future lectures until the problem is solved.
My terminal reads:
[I 23:07:59.310 NotebookApp] Adapting to protocol v5.1 for kernel d1955ea9-de13-4bff-bbf4-147cac52b7eb
[I 23:07:59.311 NotebookApp] Restoring connection for d1955ea9-de13-4bff-bbf4-147cac52b7eb:72dab206bd084aecba35dc1f4070c5c3
Are you running Jupyter locally, or accessing it on a server running elsewhere?
If locally, do you have any security software installed? We've had problems with some security software blocking our connections.
If you haven't already, try with a different browser from the one you normally use.
I believe I am running it locally. Is there a definitive way to check? I do have some Malware software installed on my system. Any advice on how to fix the issue?
On Mon, Mar 12, 2018 at 5:02 AM, Thomas Kluyver [email protected] wrote:
Are you running Jupyter locally, or accessing it on a server running elsewhere?
If locally, do you have any security software installed? We've had problems with some security software blocking our connections.
If you haven't already, try with a different browser from the one you normally use.
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If the URL in the browser is something like localhost:8888 or 127.0.0.1:8888, then it's local.
I'm assuming you mean anti-malware software. If you've got malware, that's bad ;-). Try stopping/disabling it temporarily to see if that's what's causing the problem.
Yes anti-malware haha.. It does appear it is local. When I am finished with work and continue to mess with my capstone project I will give it a shot. If I continue to experience problems I will update you! If everything goes smooth and we don't speak, have a great rest of your week.
thanks for the quick reply,
Thomas
On Mon, Mar 12, 2018 at 2:15 PM, Thomas Kluyver [email protected] wrote:
If the URL in the browser is something like localhost:8888 or 127.0.0.1:8888, then it's local.
I'm assuming you mean anti-malware software. If you've got malware, that's bad ;-). Try stopping/disabling it temporarily to see if that's what's causing the problem
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I am still experiencing the problem. Even with my firewall down. It is only when I run certain lines of code.
Thomas
On Mon, Mar 12, 2018 at 2:24 PM, Thomas Kirkpatrick < [email protected]> wrote:
Yes anti-malware haha.. It does appear it is local. When I am finished with work and continue to mess with my capstone project I will give it a shot. If I continue to experience problems I will update you! If everything goes smooth and we don't speak, have a great rest of your week.
thanks for the quick reply,
Thomas
On Mon, Mar 12, 2018 at 2:15 PM, Thomas Kluyver [email protected] wrote:
If the URL in the browser is something like localhost:8888 or 127.0.0.1:8888, then it's local.
I'm assuming you mean anti-malware software. If you've got malware, that's bad ;-). Try stopping/disabling it temporarily to see if that's what's causing the problem
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It is only when I run certain lines of code.
That sounds like a good clue. What lines of code cause it?
This line of code seems to hang up my notebook.
player1_marker , player2_marker = player_input()
Here is my player_input() function:
def player_input():
marker = ''
# Keep asking Player 1 to choose X or O
while not (marker == 'X' or marker == 'O'):
marker = input('Player 1, choose X or O: ').upper()
if marker == 'X':
return ('X','O')
else:
return ('O','X')
I haven't heard back from you concerning my issue. I just wanted to make note that it has begun occurring again. I found that it typically only happens now when I run any code with an input.
Example: result = int(input("This is my result: "))
That's weird, I don't know why that would make it disconnect. How far does it get? Do you see the input box in the notebook to type in an answer?
Yes I see an input box. I can use the box multiple times. It just always eventually crashes after using inputs in my code. All my homework’s I experience no issues with kernel connections. I start experiencing issues when I have done my two projects on Udemy, both required input functions. The kernel disconnections always “seems” to occur when I get the the portion that requires the input functions. Could also be because there are a higher number of lines being run? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thomas
On Mon, Mar 19, 2018 at 6:27 AM Thomas Kluyver [email protected] wrote:
That's weird, I don't know why that would make it disconnect. How far does it get? Do you see the input box in the notebook to type in an answer?
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Is the issue with something running locally, or with a notebook server hosted on Udemy?
Udemy is just a video I watch and follow along. It is local in my Jupyter notebook.
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Is the issue with something running locally, or with a notebook server hosted on Udemy?
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Are you running Jupyter locally, or accessing it on a server running elsewhere?
If locally, do you have any security software installed? We've had problems with some security software blocking our connections.
If you haven't already, try with a different browser from the one you normally use.
i have the same proplem when i run it on a server, do you have a clue of it ?
None, I still experience it from time to time with large code.
On Thu, Nov 1, 2018 at 5:28 AM AnranWang [email protected] wrote:
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If you haven't already, try with a different browser from the one you normally use.
i have the same proplem when i run it on a server, do you have a clue of it ?
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I seem to be experiecing this same issue (while trying to run code on Jupyter Notebook as prompted by Udemy course). Kernel just runs on even the most basic functions. No output.
In[*]: def spy_game(nums): return "SAM"
Check
In[*] spy_game([1,2,4,0,0,7,5])
Well I have same issue. While I use jupyter to train my neural network, it sometimes appears disconnect. You know after several hours training and you almost finished it, it just disconnected.....
i am having this issue and its super annoying, i have a long running script to pull image data from a camera. even if i leave the window open it will eventually say that there are no running cells even though its while True with a sleep.
this is on a remote server using password auth.
i have a sneaking suspision it has to do with if you open a new window to the workspace and leave both open
after 10 sec only jupyter notebook stops working like the symbol on top just breaks,after that no cmd works.Pls help anyone
Hi @Aanyajain - What is displayed on the notebook server's console? (please scrape, not screenshot)
Actually nothing is coming,it is just showing star means in progress and after that nothing no output for like hours for just a print statement.
It sounds like your kernel is dying. There should be some output on the terminal window from which the jupyter notebook command was invoked. Could you please provide that content?
ya it just shows some get cmd and then buffering thats all nothing else i guess
On Sat, Jul 11, 2020 at 10:36 PM Kevin Bates [email protected] wrote:
It sounds like your kernel is dying. There should be some output on the terminal window from which the jupyter notebook command was invoked. Could you please provide that content?
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Could you please scrape the contents of that window prior to where the buffering starts? Looking for any kind of traceback or kernel specific messages.
Hi, I experience the same problem, but only if I want to store my jupyter notebooks. It doesn't matter how much output I have, just as soon as I want to store it after a longer time running it, the connection keeps failing every minute with "zmq message arrived on closed channel" and WebSocket ping timeout...", "Starting buffering for ..." It's very annoying because it almost always happens when I have to run any code for longer time. And the server does not reach capacity limits at all.
+1 Using tornado 6.2, notebook 6.5.2 I constantly have to click on Kernel->Reconnect after having left the tab open for just a couple of minutes.
Opening using anaconda prompt and after opening it locally, closing the anaconda prompt cause this problem. Keep the anaconda prompt open and it will work perfectly. I know it is unusual, but we are using it locally using the support of anaconda prompt. Hope this helps.
