How to change user passwd of Jupyter lab user instance? #7

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opened 3 years ago by manetta · 2 comments
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Not sure if the system user password is in sync with the Jupyter user password? Digging a bit into the system to understand how it works ...

Not sure if the system user password is in sync with the Jupyter user password? Digging a bit into the system to understand how it works ...
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Figured it out :), again the hidden file .jupyter/jupyter_notebook_config.py in my home folder was the place that i was looking for.

I followed the steps from the installation script, to re-generate a "sha has":

>>> from IPython.lib import passwd
>>> passwd('MYPASSWORDHERE')

This returned a hash that could be copy/pasted in the settings file, it looks like this:

'sha1:fa390e756d94:e76d54c34509e9e188190f8d50c3f4705852a1f2'

(writing it here to document these steps)

Figured it out :), again the hidden file .jupyter/jupyter_notebook_config.py in my home folder was the place that i was looking for. I followed the steps from the installation script, to re-generate a "sha has": ``` >>> from IPython.lib import passwd >>> passwd('MYPASSWORDHERE') ``` This returned a hash that could be copy/pasted in the settings file, it looks like this: `'sha1:fa390e756d94:e76d54c34509e9e188190f8d50c3f4705852a1f2'` (writing it here to document these steps)
manetta changed title from How to change user passwd of Jupyter? to How to change user passwd of Jupyter lab user instance? 3 years ago
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And then reload the jupyter lab for this user:

sudo systemctl restart jupyterlab@username

And then reload the jupyter lab for this user: `sudo systemctl restart jupyterlab@username`
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