nbviewer - fails to server localfiles
My question is very similar to this one: I am trying to serve local files on a local nbviewer server.
I have an installation of nbviewer in /home/user/nbviewer/nbviewer/ on a remote server where I start nbviewer in /home/user/ with
[servername]$ python -m nbviewer --debug --no-cache --no-check-certificate --localfiles=/home/user/path/to/notebooks/
This shows the following nbviewer output on the remote server
[I 181122 16:39:17 app:124] Not indexing notebooks
[I 181122 16:39:17 app:128] Not using cache
[I 181122 16:39:17 app:212] Not validating SSL certificates
[W 181122 16:39:17 app:263] Serving local notebooks in /home/user/path/to/notebooks/, this can be a security risk
Now I try to serve a notebook /home/user/path/to/notebooks/test.ipynb, so in the browser on my local machine I enter the url
http://servername:5000/localfile/test.ipynb
This gives a 404 error
[W 181122 16:51:40 log:53] 404 GET /localfile/test.ipynb
As suggested in the linked answer I also tried to access
http://servername:5000/localfile/
to see a list of files that are served but I get again a 404 error.
Thanks for the help!
python jupyter-notebook jupyter
asked Nov 22 '18 at 16:57
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My question is very similar to this one: I am trying to serve local files on a local nbviewer server.
I have an installation of nbviewer in /home/user/nbviewer/nbviewer/ on a remote server where I start nbviewer in /home/user/ with
[servername]$ python -m nbviewer --debug --no-cache --no-check-certificate --localfiles=/home/user/path/to/notebooks/
This shows the following nbviewer output on the remote server
[I 181122 16:39:17 app:124] Not indexing notebooks
[I 181122 16:39:17 app:128] Not using cache
[I 181122 16:39:17 app:212] Not validating SSL certificates
[W 181122 16:39:17 app:263] Serving local notebooks in /home/user/path/to/notebooks/, this can be a security risk
Now I try to serve a notebook /home/user/path/to/notebooks/test.ipynb, so in the browser on my local machine I enter the url
http://servername:5000/localfile/test.ipynb
This gives a 404 error
[W 181122 16:51:40 log:53] 404 GET /localfile/test.ipynb
As suggested in the linked answer I also tried to access
http://servername:5000/localfile/
to see a list of files that are served but I get again a 404 error.
Thanks for the help!
python jupyter-notebook jupyter
asked Nov 22 '18 at 16:57
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My question is very similar to this one: I am trying to serve local files on a local nbviewer server.
I have an installation of nbviewer in /home/user/nbviewer/nbviewer/ on a remote server where I start nbviewer in /home/user/ with
[servername]$ python -m nbviewer --debug --no-cache --no-check-certificate --localfiles=/home/user/path/to/notebooks/
This shows the following nbviewer output on the remote server
[I 181122 16:39:17 app:124] Not indexing notebooks
[I 181122 16:39:17 app:128] Not using cache
[I 181122 16:39:17 app:212] Not validating SSL certificates
[W 181122 16:39:17 app:263] Serving local notebooks in /home/user/path/to/notebooks/, this can be a security risk
Now I try to serve a notebook /home/user/path/to/notebooks/test.ipynb, so in the browser on my local machine I enter the url
http://servername:5000/localfile/test.ipynb
This gives a 404 error
[W 181122 16:51:40 log:53] 404 GET /localfile/test.ipynb
As suggested in the linked answer I also tried to access
http://servername:5000/localfile/
to see a list of files that are served but I get again a 404 error.
Thanks for the help!
python jupyter-notebook jupyter
asked Nov 22 '18 at 16:57
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My question is very similar to this one: I am trying to serve local files on a local nbviewer server.
I have an installation of nbviewer in /home/user/nbviewer/nbviewer/ on a remote server where I start nbviewer in /home/user/ with
[servername]$ python -m nbviewer --debug --no-cache --no-check-certificate --localfiles=/home/user/path/to/notebooks/
This shows the following nbviewer output on the remote server
[I 181122 16:39:17 app:124] Not indexing notebooks
[I 181122 16:39:17 app:128] Not using cache
[I 181122 16:39:17 app:212] Not validating SSL certificates
[W 181122 16:39:17 app:263] Serving local notebooks in /home/user/path/to/notebooks/, this can be a security risk
Now I try to serve a notebook /home/user/path/to/notebooks/test.ipynb, so in the browser on my local machine I enter the url
http://servername:5000/localfile/test.ipynb
This gives a 404 error
[W 181122 16:51:40 log:53] 404 GET /localfile/test.ipynb
As suggested in the linked answer I also tried to access
http://servername:5000/localfile/
to see a list of files that are served but I get again a 404 error.
Thanks for the help!
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After debugging nbviewer/nbviewer/providers/local/handlers.py I saw that nbviewer sends a 404 error if it does not have read access to the file. Should be a 401 Unauthorized error in my opinion but anyways, after changing permission on the file I wanted to host, it worked
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After debugging nbviewer/nbviewer/providers/local/handlers.py I saw that nbviewer sends a 404 error if it does not have read access to the file. Should be a 401 Unauthorized error in my opinion but anyways, after changing permission on the file I wanted to host, it worked
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After debugging nbviewer/nbviewer/providers/local/handlers.py I saw that nbviewer sends a 404 error if it does not have read access to the file. Should be a 401 Unauthorized error in my opinion but anyways, after changing permission on the file I wanted to host, it worked
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After debugging nbviewer/nbviewer/providers/local/handlers.py I saw that nbviewer sends a 404 error if it does not have read access to the file. Should be a 401 Unauthorized error in my opinion but anyways, after changing permission on the file I wanted to host, it worked
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After debugging nbviewer/nbviewer/providers/local/handlers.py I saw that nbviewer sends a 404 error if it does not have read access to the file. Should be a 401 Unauthorized error in my opinion but anyways, after changing permission on the file I wanted to host, it worked
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