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--- clusters:minerva:jupyter_2020 [2021/08/11 07:40] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation Harald Pfeiffer
+++ clusters:minerva:jupyter_2020 [2021/08/11 07:49] (current) – [To actually use jupyter] Harald Pfeiffer
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 === To actually use jupyter ===
-Repeat these steps:
+First, inside a minerva terminal, launch the jupyter server, and keep it running:
-  * In *one* terminal, lauch the jupyter server on minerva, and keep it running:
-  ssh minerva01
+   ssh minerva01
-  module purge; . /home/SPACK2019/share/spack/setup-env.sh; spack load libpng
+   source python37_venv/bin/activate
-  source python37_venv/bin/activate
+   jupyter lab --no-browser --port xxxx   # <-- prints connection info
-  jupyter lab --no-browser --port xxxx
+Ideally, you launch `jupyter` inside a `screen` session, which you keep running indefinitely, independent of disconnections.
 Starting the jupyter server will print some text with info how to connect.  You will need this text soon.
-  * In *another* terminal, activate the ssh-tunnel with port-forwarding:  ''ssh minerva01_jupyter''.  Leave this connection open!
+Second, in activate the ssh-tunnel with port-forwarding by ssh-ing into the 'tunneled' connection:
-  * In a web-browser on your laptop, go to the web-page mentioned in the first bullet.
+  ssh minerva01_jupyter
+Leave this connection open, while you're working in Jupyter,
+Finally, in your local web-browser on your laptop, go to the web-page mentioned in the first bullet, i.e. something like `http://localhost:xxxx/lab?token=279f72788d79160801ab9cd2d9485e3d073bc05a78db9e37`
+where the 'xxxx' is the port-number you have chosen.
 ====== Running Jupyter on Minerva (2019) =====