Having access to such an account implies that users can do many things (they can execure arbitrary Python code on your system with classical user rights, this include looking at various files). So, theoretically, you are supposed to create 16 unix users on your system. Jupyter is meant to use unix accounts as user accounts.
#Install jupyter notebook multible users install
PS : my sagemath on a debian 9 server compiled from source (I used to use debian packages but though it might work more smoothly with install from source) Installing sagemath on all computers is not an option for me at the moment. Hint from jupyter notebook login page that points toġ/ with "sage -n jupyter -ip='*'" is it possible to have 16 or so students connecting to the same server and working on similar worksheets (as it seemed to work rather smoothly for sagenb)?Ģ/ if not, is there another way to have sage use jupyter notebook for multi users?ģ/ if not, is an install of jupyterhub or sagemathcloud reasonnable with no particular sysadmin skill?Ĥ/ if not is there anything else I should try?ĥ/ if not, do some of you have experience of sagenb under sage 8.3 usability? However, I am concerned because I am not sure it allows the same type of multi-users server.
so I though since it seems that jupyter notebook is more recommended I should try and switch to it. I ran into several internal server errors 500 using it. I used to use notebook sagenb for teaching purposes.Įach student had a login and password to work on the same server.
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