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Wednesday, 2 December 2020

Installing and Configuring Jupiter Notebooks on Debian


To install, do;

apt install jupyter-notebook

To launch in the /var/jupyterNotebooks directory, do;

cd /var/jupyterNotebooks && jupyter-notebook --ip=0.0.0.0

This will allow access to the server IP address on port 8888

The following will startup Jupyter in a sub dire 'NoteBooks' and can be closed by CTRL-C or by shutting down from the browser  The QUIT button.

!#/bin/bash
echo "Starting Jupyter Notebooks..."
/usr/bin/jupyter-notebook --notebook-dir NoteBooks

 

To connect to MySQL we need to install PyMysql and this can be done by;
 
sudo python3 -m pip install PyMysql

also

sudo python3 -m pip install PyMysql[ed25519]

sudo python3 -m pip install PyMysql[rsa] 
 
and while we're at it, pandas is;

sudo python3 -m pip install pandas
 

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