adding more details to the README while setting up the sandbol
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We use the make_user_accounts.py script with the following scripts:
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First jupyterlab needs to be installed:
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`pip3 install jupyterlab`
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You can use the make_user_accounts.py script with the following scripts:
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* `--passwords`: words.txt -- a txt file with ingredient words on each line to generate passwords with
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* `--from_file`: users.txt -- a txt file with a username on each line
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* `--servername`: sandbol -- a string
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The script generates:
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* `users.csv`: a list of all the users, their personal ports, their passwords
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* `users.md`: a bulletpoint list with a link to the `/__LAB__/` link for each user
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* `users.nginx.conf`: snippets of nginx configuration that can be added to the main nginx config file
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Then the service file template is copied:
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`sudo cp templates/jupyterlab@.service /etc/systemd/system`
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This service file is a template for all the jupyter lab services that are running, which is one for each user.
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Now try to start one jupyterlab instance with:
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`sudo systemctl start jupyter@murtaugh`
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