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IPython notebook client in Emacs
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Content list call http://127.0.0.1:8888/api/contents/ failed with status error. #176

Open deadlytackler5 opened 8 years ago

deadlytackler5 commented 8 years ago

while starting ein with M-x ein:notebooklist-open

its throwing error

ein: [error] Kernelspc query call failed with status error. ein: [error] Content list call http://127.0.0.1:8888/api/contents/ failed with status error.

what am I doing wrong ?

emacs - 24.5.1 (i686-pc-mingw32) ein - 20160310.1319 thru melpa

millejoh commented 8 years ago

Not sure, but it will help if you can answer the following best you are able: What version of ipython are you running and how are you starting it? Is there any output in the console running ipython/jupyter from when you try to execute ein:notebooklist-open?

deadlytackler5 commented 8 years ago

Jupyter notebook version: 4.1.0

There is no output in the console . It’s blank

ein:log-all has following entries


[error] Kernelspc query call failed with status error. @#<buffer *GNU Emacs*>

[verbose] Error thrown: (error . "exited abnormally with code 7") @#<buffer *GNU Emacs*>

[error] Content list call http://127.0.0.1:8888/api/contents/ failed with status error. @#<buffer *GNU Emacs*>

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Not sure, but it will help if you can answer the following best you are able: What version of ipython are you running and how are you starting it? Is there any output in the console running ipython/jupyter from when you try to execute ein:notebooklist-open?

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shelper commented 8 years ago

i had the similar problem

windows 7 python 3.5, ipython 4.1.2 (jupyter) emacs 24.5

turn on debug does not help in emacs, just an error msg:

ein: [error] Content list call http://127.0.0.1:8888/api/notebooks/ failed with status error.

and in the ipython console, it says:

[W 17:09:43.884 NotebookApp] 404 GET /api/kernels/8a300bcc-f24f-4e5d-8b79-dce9e57e258a/channels?session_id=E15E4BB2DE8445DA9D61CA862A9C9BD7 (::1) 13.00ms referer=None

millejoh commented 8 years ago

404 is URL not found. It looks like you are at least getting a list of notebooks when you call ein:notebooklist-open? I have very nearly the same setup (Win 7, python 3.5 as installed by anaconda, jupyter 4.1.0). When I launch jupyter notebook and open a notebook I get the following:

capture

If your console is blank then my first thought is that something is wrong with jupyter. Is the web interface working okay?

shelper commented 8 years ago

i worked out by using url-retrieve instead of curl, i dont know why, i actually do have the curl.exe in the path on my windows

the web interface worked

millejoh commented 8 years ago

Good to know. I've noticed a number of odd, hard to reproduce problems that seem to be solved by using url-retrieve instead of curl. In particular ein authentication on password-enabled jupyter notebook seems only to work when using url-retrieve as the requests backend.

I think in future releases of ein I may try to force the use of url-retrieve.

shwangdev commented 6 years ago

Would you please share me how to use url-retrieve instead of curl?

apteas commented 6 years ago

I had a similar problem but the problem was authentication. I had to 'ein:notebooklist-login' first in order to enter the token/password and then 'ein:notebooklist-open' to open the list.

slackline commented 6 years ago

I had a similar problem but the problem was authentication. I had to 'ein:notebooklist-login' first in order to enter the token/password and then 'ein:notebooklist-open' to open the list.

This was very helpful as I was struggling to connect. I found however that I had to first manually set my jupyter notebook password using....

jupyter notebook password
jupyter notebook

I could ein:notebooklist-login and explicitly providing the URL:port and after entering the password I then could connect via ein:notebooklist-open (again explicitly providing the URL:port).