To correct this issue, the root_dir setting must be changed to `/` and the server must be restarted with the updated version. Another way to fix this issue is to remove the `root_dir` setting from the jupyter configuration file. To do this, create the `jupyter_config` file on the system drive (e.g. C:\) and add the following line to the file: `root_dir = c:\` Restart the server with the updated version and then set the `root_dir` setting to an appropriate location.
Finding the IP address of a Jupyter server
Jupyter runs on port 8888 by default. The IP address of the server can be found by running the following command:
ipconfig
Then, make a note of the ip address.
Error: Unable to connect to Jupyter server
The root_dir setting must be changed to `/` and the server must be restarted with the updated version. Another way to fix this issue is to remove the `root_dir` setting from the jupyter configuration file. To do this, create the `jupyter_config` file on the system drive (e.g. C:\) and add the following line to the file: `root_dir = c:\` Restart the server with the updated version and then set the `root_dir` setting to an appropriate location.
To correct this issue, the root_dir setting must be changed to `/` and the server must be restarted with the updated version. Another way to fix this issue is to remove the `root_dir` setting from the jupyter configuration file. To do this, create the `jupyter_config` file on the system drive (e.g. C:\) and add the following line to t
Conditions
That Cause the Issue
The following conditions create the issue:
- The `root_dir` setting is set to a directory that does not exist.
- An existing process with name `jupyter` is running on the same computer.
- The server was compiled using Python 2.7 or Python 3.4, but you are trying to start it with Python 2.6 or earlier.
Jupyter Notebook and IPython
The `-ip` option allows you to change the port that IPython listens on. The default is 8888.
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Published on: 06/14/2022 21:15:00 UTC
Last modified on: 06/24/2022 17:16:00 UTC