Following the Jupyter Server prompted instructions by pasting my token and creating a password isn’t working; it yields “Invalid Credentials” at the top. The additional reference material provided doesn’t seem to account for this possibility.
Background: I’m trying to get jupyter notebooks to use my WSL2 rapids environment so i can run cuDF in Jupyter Notebooks instead of the inconvenient WSL2 IDE.
What I did to get here was I ran the following command in my WSL2 window:
jupyter notebook --no-browser --ip `ip addr | grep eth0 | grep inet | awk '{print $2}' | cut -d"/" -f1`
And this produces 3 URLS. The bottom one is the only one that doesn’t lead to a dead end;
- The first one just results in “file not found”
- The 2nd leads me to a Jupyter Notebooks that won’t even import cudf- probably this means it loaded the wrong kernal or environment, I’m theorizing-
- The 3rd does at least lead me to the server page displayed above.
token is actually inside the URL, so I copy and paste that into the token section. I then create a password, but nothing works. Are there password requirements? I didn’t see any password requirements in the extra documentation. I’d like to remove the requirement altogether, but let’s save that fight for another day, unless you want extra credit.