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Jupyter notebook

Use a jupyter notebook server running on the remote desktop from the local PC.

WARNING: The way synchronization works with remi will delete all modifications made remotely. You should put your notebooks in the notebooks/ directory (which is excluded by default) and get them back on your local machine using remi pull notebooks/.

Available subcommands:

start (default)

remi jupyter [start] [(-p | --port) PORT] [(-h | --hostname) HOSTNAME] [--browser/--no-browser]
Run a jupyter server on the remote desktop.
start is the default sub-command (which can thus be run using remi jupyter).

Options:

  • -p | --port: The port (local and remote) for the server.
    Default: 8080
  • -h | --hostname: The hostname of an Inria computer.
    Default: The value of pc_name in the config file.
  • --browser/--no-browser: If enabled, automatically open the jupyter notebook in the local browser.
    Default: The value of open_browser in the jupyter section of the config file.

stop

remi jupyter stop [(-p | --port) PORT] [(-h | --hostname) HOSTNAME]
Stop the jupyter server on the remote desktop.

Options:

  • -p | --port: The port (local and remote) for the server.
    Default: 8080
  • -h | --hostname: The hostname of an Inria computer.
    Default: The value of pc_name in the config file.
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