- MultiKernelManager no longer has IOLoop affiliations
- move connect_[channel] method to base KernelManager
- connect_[channel] wraps in ZMQStream in IOLoopKM subclass
- add KernelRestarter base class
- use decorators to minimize code in wrapped KM methods
and move the friendly version checks to notebookapp.py
DEFAULT_STATIC_FILES_PATH is now accessible without pyzmq/tornado/jinja being importable.
If someone tries to use old pyzmq or tornado directly with handlers,
the version check won't happen, but that's probably the right thing to do anyway.
Notebook support for a reverse proxy which handles SSL
Added a "trust_xheaders" config option to NotebookApp to enable the passing of the xheaders flag to tornado.HTTPServer. This is necessary so tornado can generate the correct wss:// scheme
fix `gaierror: [Errno -9] Address family for hostname not supported`
error from unassociated interfaces.
related to facebook/tornado#593 - but the fix was only applied to 3.0
I've verified that this fix works for tornado 2.1, 2.4, 2.4.1, and the behavior it fixes does not trigger on tornado 3.0
closes#3045
related to facebook/tornado#593
I've verified that this fix works for tornado 2.1, 2.4, 2.4.1, and the
behavior it fixes does not trigger on tornado 3.0
Strip useless ANSI escape codes in notebook
ANSI color escape codes get handled specially by the notebook, but other kinds of codes just get printed out. Strip these codes out of the notebook output.
closes#2385
The previous expression was matching both the beginning and the end of the line,
which would end up swallowing the next match,
ultimately matching every other URL in the string.
This removes the end-of-line check, so it will match every URL.
The wrapURLs function to make URLs easier to identify does not seem to have been necessary,
and has thus been removed.
closes#2834
Now you can visit `localhost:8888/My Notebook.ipynb`,
and it will redirect you to the UUID url.
This allows cross-notebook links, etc. with `[other notebook](Notebook Name.ipynb)`
Directory and url/port information for the notebook server is now
printed when it receives one of these signals. SIGINFO is available only
on BSD-based systems, and is triggered via Ctrl-T.
This commit makes it possible to differentiate between many different
long-running notebook servers, where the original ip address and port
information printed at the beginning has scrolled out of the screen.
We save the server location string that gets printed on startup, and
re-print it when the user attempts to interrupt the server with Ctrl-C
Thanks to @minrk for discussion on how this should work.
Also added a docstring to the start() method
