Closed max7866 closed 4 years ago
You need something that maps to ""
. If you look at the Access local files heading of the readme, you can see there are two manager_classes defined. One is associating the root directory of the jupyter contentsmanager ("": S3ContentsManager,
) and the other is associating a subdirectory called local_directory
.
If you change 'directory'
to just an empty string (''
), things should work fine
Please feel free to reopen this issue if the above didn't resolve your problem
Hello, I am trying to use hybridcontents along with s3contentmanager and I have exhausted my options of troubleshooting. I was wondering if someone can help me here. I have deployed Jupyterhub and using DockerSpawner for my spanwer. I have added the code below to my JupyterHub Config but I don't see the bucket or my local directory being mapped. Docker logs show the following: Couldn't resolve path [] and no root manager supplied!
Config is below: