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Jupyter Terminal Crashing by Itself #5363
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Hi @saurabhheda - this sounds frustrating.
Is this a Windows platform? Is there any correlation between the notebook server console terminating and what you might be doing within a given notebook? You might try opening a terminal, then manually enter Thanks. |
@kevin-bates Thanks for your response. Output of jupyter --version Once the console windows gets terminated I get disconnected from the kernel and everything I work on the notebook lost (executable code) |
@saurabhheda - thank you for the response - it looks like you're using current versions - good. The behavior you are experiencing is precisely the expected behavior when the notebook server is terminated - all active kernels are shutdown, etc. So we need to figure out why that is happening. Could you answer this question...
And perhaps try this experiment...
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I guess I have the same problem. Here goes the output as you asked
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Hi @maffei2443 - I think this is a different kind of issue, but given your kernel is not starting, the results are essentially the same. Looking at the stack, it appears Should you find that worked, please let us know. Otherwise, including the output of |
I also am having this issue . |
Traceback (most recent call last): During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred: Traceback (most recent call last): |
I also observed something similar, but not sure if it is same issue as this or bit different. In my case, when I open a Notebook (that is on github) on github.com, it loads perfectly fine and I can interact with it, till I select some text in notebook and press Control key, when it immediately crashes and shows the message If I just select text, move or interact with notebook, it works fine without issues. The issue only happens when some text is selected and I press Control key. Just for info: I have Windows 10 (in case this info helps). Also not sure if this is a widespread issue (Jupyter Notebook on different platforms) or just specific to notebooks on github.com. I observed it with notebooks on github.com Issue screen recording: |
Hi,
To Launch Jupyter Notebook I simply start the server by clicking on Jupyter Notebook app. This starts the server which is listening on http://localhost:888 port.
Uptill here everything is fine but my problem is that my terminal gets closed abruptly in some time and there is no finite behavior or time duration within it gets terminated.
Sometimes it does not terminate so early and sometimes in an hour or so.
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