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I've set up a vm with Deep Learning Virtual Machine (Microsoft Azure).

Normally, I connect to the vm thanks to ssh etc

Then I run jupyter by writing jupyter notebook --no-browser.

But this time I have can't run jupyter notebook because there is this message Bad config encountered during initialization: "No such notebook dir: ''/dsvm/Notebooks''"

How can I fix that ?

Thanks for your help !

Thomas Simonini
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I presume you are trying to run Jupyter Notebook and with that goal in mind, I suggest you follow the following steps:

  1. Move your notebook to ~/notebooks/
  2. Find your Pubic IP Address of your VM from Azure Dashboard
  3. Access https://your_public_ip_address:8000 in your web browser and log in using your vm login credentials
  4. You should be able to see all the files you have in ~/notebooks/

I presume this method is defined by Azure for security reasons, to prevent people from having an open port without authentication. Hope this helps!

Ajay Shekar
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  • This worked for me. Thanks. No idea why the server status is not updated on the shell though. – Haritha Thilakarathne Apr 12 '18 at 12:59
  • I can't access jupyter notebook through the browser. I've tried https://my-public-ip:8000 and I even opened a port 9999 but nothing works. I can remote into my VM using putty though - can someone help? – zucchinifries Dec 11 '18 at 20:32
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It worked for me :

jupyter notebook --notebook-dir=/home/$USER/notebooks --no-browser
Vladimir
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