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samsammurphy
No web browser found
Sorry to bother you with this, but new to docker. I already downloaded and was able to install and run the docker file. I found that jupyter was missing so I pip installed that.
Then when I go to run jupyter-notebook ee-atmcorr-timeseries.ipynb --ip='*' --port=8888 --allow-root it reports "No web browser found: could not locate runnable browser."
it then prompts me to "Copy/paste this URL into your browser when you connect for the first time, to login with a token:"
but when I do my browser reports that "We can’t connect to the server at 48a01722549a."
Just wondering what I am missing? Is there a way to install a web browser into the docker container and use that? or something else? (again very new to this so please bear with me).
Apologies for the delay and the missing jupyter module! Thanks for reporting!!
I haven't figured out how to ship a container with a working browser, copy/paste approach seems to be the way people normally do it.
The fact it couldn't connect to the server is not expected. I will try to get round to fixing that. Maybe updating the container will work..
Ok let me know when I should try again. Thanks.
On Mon, Jul 9, 2018 at 11:49 AM Sam Murphy [email protected] wrote:
Apologies for the delay and the missing jupyter module! Thanks for reporting!!
I haven't figured out how to ship a container with a working browser, copy/paste approach seems to be the way people normally do it.
The fact it couldn't connect to the server is not expected. I will try to get round to fixing that. Maybe updating the container will work..
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Finally had a bit of time to inspect. It looks like jupyter has changed its output message when run inside a docker container. It can prints a URL that needs updating. e.g. something like this..
http://(088a4610794f or 127.0.0.1):8888/?token=ca6dda566475685d58572066834f51bbdfa093c2bf1a2427
This is an invalid URL. The parenthese and its contents need to be replaced with localhost to look like this..
http://localhost:8888/?token=...
I have updated the instructions in the README to reflect this new behaviour from jupyter
Thank you for reporting!!
& please let me know how it goes!
p.s. I am not sure why the jupyter module appeared to be missing.. it seems to be in the dockerfile and I was able to run it when testing.