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JuliaBox starts Jupyter but cannot connect to the kernel. It looks like a websocket problem (perhaps a kernel is being created with one identifier and the page is trying to talk to another identifier?)
Some variables that come to mind that have no effect: browser, incognito mode, login method (Github vs. LinkedIn), internet connection (VPNness), version of Julia/Python, whether notebook is existing or new.
As per #483 and #424, I tried moving ~/.julia to another name -- the problem persists. I also tried the pretty yellow button "Reset my packages" within my Account, and I was told I'm already using system packages.
I am able to start julia and python in the Console.
In very weakly potentially relevant news, Juliabox worked fine for me until around the time I rm -rf'ed a lot of files from a completed project to clean up space on your graciously provided servers (I'd been checkpointing a ton for Mykel Kochenderfer's class, which is why I'm exploring JuliaBox).
Session: kernel_created (f553843c-788e-4b87-a1d2-a52c882f514e)session.js:52:13
Starting WebSockets: wss://templ-prod-group-2hn2-templ-prod-group.juliabox.com./api/kernels/292fdf13-ecf8-4d15-93ac-1efed5ace7a2kernel.js:440:9
Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at wss://templ-prod-group-2hn2-templ-prod-group.juliabox.com./api/kernels/292fdf13-ecf8-4d15-93ac-1efed5ace7a2/channels?session_id=95B1A6D2CDCC4F4EAF3E0724B19EA5EF.kernel.js:442:18
Kernel: kernel_disconnected (292fdf13-ecf8-4d15-93ac-1efed5ace7a2)kernel.js:98:13
WebSocket connection failed: wss://templ-prod-group-2hn2-templ-prod-group.juliabox.com./api/kernels/292fdf13-ecf8-4d15-93ac-1efed5ace7a2kernel.js:525:13
Connection lost, reconnecting in 1 seconds.kernel.js:538:13
Kernel: kernel_reconnecting (292fdf13-ecf8-4d15-93ac-1efed5ace7a2)kernel.js:98:13
Starting WebSockets: wss://templ-prod-group-2hn2-templ-prod-group.juliabox.com./api/kernels/292fdf13-ecf8-4d15-93ac-1efed5ace7a2kernel.js:440:9
Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at wss://templ-prod-group-2hn2-templ-prod-group.juliabox.com./api/kernels/292fdf13-ecf8-4d15-93ac-1efed5ace7a2/channels?session_id=95B1A6D2CDCC4F4EAF3E0724B19EA5EF.kernel.js:442:18
Kernel: kernel_disconnected (292fdf13-ecf8-4d15-93ac-1efed5ace7a2)kernel.js:98:13
WebSocket connection failed: wss://templ-prod-group-2hn2-templ-prod-group.juliabox.com./api/kernels/292fdf13-ecf8-4d15-93ac-1efed5ace7a2kernel.js:525:13
Connection lost, reconnecting in 2 seconds.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I tried cleaning up my home directory to reproduce this error but I was still able to connect to the kernel. Apart from the 2 measures mentioned in #483 I don't have any other suggestions to fix this issue. Looks like there may be something in your network that is blocking websockets.
JuliaBox starts Jupyter but cannot connect to the kernel. It looks like a websocket problem (perhaps a kernel is being created with one identifier and the page is trying to talk to another identifier?)
Some variables that come to mind that have no effect: browser, incognito mode, login method (Github vs. LinkedIn), internet connection (VPNness), version of Julia/Python, whether notebook is existing or new.
As per #483 and #424, I tried moving ~/.julia to another name -- the problem persists. I also tried the pretty yellow button "Reset my packages" within my Account, and I was told I'm already using system packages.
I am able to start julia and python in the Console.
In very weakly potentially relevant news, Juliabox worked fine for me until around the time I rm -rf'ed a lot of files from a completed project to clean up space on your graciously provided servers (I'd been checkpointing a ton for Mykel Kochenderfer's class, which is why I'm exploring JuliaBox).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: