yt notebook, PuTTY, and port forwarding
Hi all, I have an extremely strange problem. I'm trying to connect to the yt notebook running on a remote server on a windows laptop using PuTTY. If I try port forwarding using PuTTY, I can make [remote-machine] $ python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8888 work just fine. That is, I can see the directory at localhost:8888 on the windows laptop. However, if I try [remote-machine] $ yt notebook the windows laptop shows no route to host. I can confirm that on the server, the yt notebook log registers nothing when the page is loaded or reloaded on the laptop. Has anyone seen this very strange behaviour before? I've tried running yt notebook on port 8888, 8000, and 9999. All of those ports work fine for SimpleHTTPServer, but all of them fail for yt notebook. I also tried running the ipython notebook directly; it fails in exactly the same way. I tried connecting from a linux machine to the same server; everything worked just fine. Any suggestions you might have would be most welcome! thanks, jeff
Hi Jeff, Does "yt notebook" show the port as 8888? I'm a bit at a loss; not sure why the different ports would work differently. What happens if you do "ipython notebook --no-browser"? On Thu, Jul 16, 2015 at 1:01 PM, j s oishi <jsoishi@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,
I have an extremely strange problem. I'm trying to connect to the yt notebook running on a remote server on a windows laptop using PuTTY. If I try port forwarding using PuTTY, I can make
[remote-machine] $ python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8888
work just fine. That is, I can see the directory at localhost:8888 on the windows laptop. However, if I try
[remote-machine] $ yt notebook
the windows laptop shows no route to host. I can confirm that on the server, the yt notebook log registers nothing when the page is loaded or reloaded on the laptop.
Has anyone seen this very strange behaviour before? I've tried running yt notebook on port 8888, 8000, and 9999. All of those ports work fine for SimpleHTTPServer, but all of them fail for yt notebook. I also tried running the ipython notebook directly; it fails in exactly the same way.
I tried connecting from a linux machine to the same server; everything worked just fine.
Any suggestions you might have would be most welcome!
thanks,
jeff
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I can try this on my Windows machine when I get home later.
On Jul 16, 2015, at 2:06 PM, Matthew Turk <matthewturk@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Jeff,
Does "yt notebook" show the port as 8888? I'm a bit at a loss; not sure why the different ports would work differently. What happens if you do "ipython notebook --no-browser"?
On Thu, Jul 16, 2015 at 1:01 PM, j s oishi <jsoishi@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,
I have an extremely strange problem. I'm trying to connect to the yt notebook running on a remote server on a windows laptop using PuTTY. If I try port forwarding using PuTTY, I can make
[remote-machine] $ python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8888
work just fine. That is, I can see the directory at localhost:8888 on the windows laptop. However, if I try
[remote-machine] $ yt notebook
the windows laptop shows no route to host. I can confirm that on the server, the yt notebook log registers nothing when the page is loaded or reloaded on the laptop.
Has anyone seen this very strange behaviour before? I've tried running yt notebook on port 8888, 8000, and 9999. All of those ports work fine for SimpleHTTPServer, but all of them fail for yt notebook. I also tried running the ipython notebook directly; it fails in exactly the same way.
I tried connecting from a linux machine to the same server; everything worked just fine.
Any suggestions you might have would be most welcome!
thanks,
jeff
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Hi Matt, Yes, yt notebook shows the correct port. 8888 by default; 9999 when I give it -p 9999. I will try the no-browser... On Thu, Jul 16, 2015 at 2:07 PM John ZuHone <jzuhone@gmail.com> wrote:
I can try this on my Windows machine when I get home later.
On Jul 16, 2015, at 2:06 PM, Matthew Turk <matthewturk@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Jeff,
Does "yt notebook" show the port as 8888? I'm a bit at a loss; not sure why the different ports would work differently. What happens if you do "ipython notebook --no-browser"?
Hi all,
I have an extremely strange problem. I'm trying to connect to the yt notebook running on a remote server on a windows laptop using PuTTY. If I try port forwarding using PuTTY, I can make
[remote-machine] $ python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8888
work just fine. That is, I can see the directory at localhost:8888 on
On Thu, Jul 16, 2015 at 1:01 PM, j s oishi <jsoishi@gmail.com> wrote: the
windows laptop. However, if I try
[remote-machine] $ yt notebook
the windows laptop shows no route to host. I can confirm that on the server, the yt notebook log registers nothing when the page is loaded or reloaded on the laptop.
Has anyone seen this very strange behaviour before? I've tried running yt notebook on port 8888, 8000, and 9999. All of those ports work fine for SimpleHTTPServer, but all of them fail for yt notebook. I also tried running the ipython notebook directly; it fails in exactly the same way.
I tried connecting from a linux machine to the same server; everything worked just fine.
Any suggestions you might have would be most welcome!
thanks,
jeff
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