Was there a "Getting Started with JupyterHub" video, too? I saw it mentioned on the Jupyter mailing list, but I can't find it here... is it one of the deleted videos? If so, can I find it somewhere else?
I do not understand some things. For example. I have an Ubuntu server. I ssh into the server. I installed the packages. But one does not have a browser on the server. So, how could I run localhost:8000/hub/login? I could do this only if I install the software on the local client. But why would I want to install multi-user server software on my local client? Are there any instructions for installing and testing jupyter on a true server, e.g. on an Ubuntu server? I tried all the instructions, and nothing worked. Like I would live on a different planet speaking a different language. Details: my server runs locally behind a fritz!box router, and it uses a domain name. And I can forward external ports to local ones for specific machine running behind the router. But I am already running Apache and MySql servers for a website, so port 443 is already used. And I would like to use the current letsencrypt.org SSL certificate & key, which I already use for my current private website. Many thanks for your eventual help.
Was there a "Getting Started with JupyterHub" video, too? I saw it mentioned on the Jupyter mailing list, but I can't find it here... is it one of the deleted videos? If so, can I find it somewhere else?
Any chance of getting a download of the slide presentation?
I do not understand some things.
For example. I have an Ubuntu server. I ssh into the server. I installed the packages. But one does not have a browser on the server. So, how could I run localhost:8000/hub/login? I could do this only if I install the software on the local client. But why would I want to install multi-user server software on my local client?
Are there any instructions for installing and testing jupyter on a true server, e.g. on an Ubuntu server? I tried all the instructions, and nothing worked. Like I would live on a different planet speaking a different language.
Details: my server runs locally behind a fritz!box router, and it uses a domain name. And I can forward external ports to local ones for specific machine running behind the router. But I am already running Apache and MySql servers for a website, so port 443 is already used.
And I would like to use the current letsencrypt.org SSL certificate & key, which I already use for my current private website.
Many thanks for your eventual help.
add the flag "--ip 0.0.0.0"