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Remote Access to IPython Notebooks via SSH
over 1 year
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Hi Nic,
sounds like port 8888 might already be in use on your machine. If that's the case, it should show in the output of
"netstat -tulpn | grep 8888" (might need root)
You can try any other port above 1024 :)
Posted to
Remote Access to IPython Notebooks via SSH
over 1 year
ago
Hi ilciavo, thanks for your comment! Perhaps there is a security setting on your machine which blocks that specific port of "localhost"?
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Remote Access to IPython Notebooks via SSH
over 1 year
ago
Ah, good to know it works! :)
By the way, you don't have to keep both ssh connections open. I usually use screen or tmux on the remote server to keep my remote session alive. This way, I only have to login once to start the IPython notebook server, then I can detach the session and logout.
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Remote Access to IPython Notebooks via SSH
over 1 year
ago
That should work as well, yes. Is there a problem with the first step?
Hi phareaux,
thanks for the (pro)tip! Usually inline figures are good enough for me, but this sounds great.