William Stein

JupyterLab server isn't an option in +New for some reason, though Jupyter classic is. This is probably just a matter of installing one more package, though I don't know exactly...

the script restart-hub doesn't seem to work, because SALVUS_ROOT is not able to be found

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1. In cocalc docker there is a restart-hub script. Try it. 2. It no longer works, since so much has changed after that script was written. Fix: rewrite the script...

make it so the raw server uses an authentication key

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Project have a "raw server" that serves files from the project on localhost. In cocalc-docker this makes it so any one user could read and write files to any other...

personal localhost use of cocalc-docker on OS X (etc): the self-signed cert on macOS Big Sur is a deal breaker

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I have a laptop running the latest version of MacOS called 'Big Sur'. It happens to be a new M1 Apple Silicon, but that is (very likely) not relevant. Cocalc-docker...

install pythontex into the docker image

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Nobody has requested this, but it seems like a good idea for completeness and compatibility. That said, I searched around for about 15 minutes... and have **absolutely no clue** how...

Right now: ``` command 'bash' (args=/tmp/f-2020230-1551-bir2s3.rxxwt) exited with nonzero code 1 -- stderr='Error in loadNamespace(name) : there is no package called ‘rmarkdown’ Calls: :: ... tryCatch -> tryCatchList -> tryCatchOne...

make it possible to change the port that the Docker image listens on

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E.g., Google Cloud Platform explicitly does not support remapping ports: "You cannot map a VM instance's ports to the container's ports (Docker's -p option)." -- see https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/containers/deploying-containers?hl=en_US&_ga=2.82550550.-1411779717.1559661250 We would have...

This is pretty similar to #46, but for Jupyter in an iframe with realtime sync.