new kernel connecting failure

[Liu__Yuhan]

I created a new kernel with my own enviroment

But it still using the glob enviroment

I open the kernel.json file of my kernel

{
 "argv": [
  "/glob/intel-python/versions/2018u2/intelpython3/bin/python",
  "-m",
  "ipykernel_launcher",
  "-f",
  "{connection_file}"
 ],
 "display_name": "lyhpy36_2",
 "language": "python"
}

Here in "argv" it still use the python of "/glob" instead of "/uxxxxx/.conda/envs/xxxx"

So I changed "/glob/intel-python/versions/2018u2/intelpython3/bin/python", to "/uxxxxx/.conda/envs/xxxxxxxxx/xxxxxx"

And then my kernel has connecting failure. 

I wonder why and how can I use my kernel with my own enviroment instead of the global one.

[Liu__Yuhan]

By the way,  I already "source activate my_env" before I create the new kernel

[AthiraM_Intel]

Hi,

Thanks for reaching out to us.

We understand your concern. Could you please verify whether you face the same issue with a newly created environment.

Please follow the below steps.

1. Create a new environment

conda create --name <env_name>

2. Activate the new environment

source activate <env_name>

3. To add new kernel

ipython kernel install --name "env_name" --user 

4. Open jupyter terminal  and give

cd /home/u*****/.local/share/jupyter/kernels/<env_name>

5. Open kernel.json and check if the python path referenced is /glob python or path to your <env_name>. If it is /glob python, change the path to

/home/u*****/.conda/envs/<env_name>/bin/python

6. Open the terminal and activate new environment.

source activate <env_name>

7. Check the path of Python by giving the following command: which python. If it references /glob python path, update the PATH by exporting the conda python path.

export PATH="/home/u*****/.conda/envs/<env_name>/bin":$PATH

8. On checking which python, it should show the updated python PATH.

Please verify and let us know if the solution provided worked. If the issue still persists, share the steps you have followed with the corresponding screenshots.  

Thanks

[AthiraM_Intel]

Hi,

Could you please confirm whether your issue got resolved?

[Liu__Yuhan]

AthiraM_Intel (Intel) wrote:

Hi,

Thanks for reaching out to us.

We understand your concern. Could you please verify whether you face the same issue with a newly created environment.

Please follow the below steps.

1. Create a new environment

conda create --name <env_name>

2. Activate the new environment

source activate <env_name>

3. To add new kernel

ipython kernel install --name "env_name" --user 

4. Open jupyter terminal  and give

cd /home/u*****/.local/share/jupyter/kernels/<env_name>

5. Open kernel.json and check if the python path referenced is /glob python or path to your <env_name>. If it is /glob python, change the path to

/home/u*****/.conda/envs/<env_name>/bin/python

6. Open the terminal and activate new environment.

source activate <env_name>

7. Check the path of Python by giving the following command: which python. If it references /glob python path, update the PATH by exporting the conda python path.

export PATH="/home/u*****/.conda/envs/<env_name>/bin":$PATH

8. On checking which python, it should show the updated python PATH.

Please verify and let us know if the solution provided worked. If the issue still persists, share the steps you have followed with the corresponding screenshots.  

Thanks

I have done it according to the direction you gave me. 

But I cannot connect to the kernel and got this all the time until the connection fails.

It said "Kernel starting please wait" 

[Liu__Yuhan]

AthiraM_Intel (Intel) wrote:

Hi,

Thanks for reaching out to us.

We understand your concern. Could you please verify whether you face the same issue with a newly created environment.

Please follow the below steps.

1. Create a new environment

conda create --name <env_name>

2. Activate the new environment

source activate <env_name>

3. To add new kernel

ipython kernel install --name "env_name" --user 

4. Open jupyter terminal  and give

cd /home/u*****/.local/share/jupyter/kernels/<env_name>

5. Open kernel.json and check if the python path referenced is /glob python or path to your <env_name>. If it is /glob python, change the path to

/home/u*****/.conda/envs/<env_name>/bin/python

6. Open the terminal and activate new environment.

source activate <env_name>

7. Check the path of Python by giving the following command: which python. If it references /glob python path, update the PATH by exporting the conda python path.

export PATH="/home/u*****/.conda/envs/<env_name>/bin":$PATH

8. On checking which python, it should show the updated python PATH.

Please verify and let us know if the solution provided worked. If the issue still persists, share the steps you have followed with the corresponding screenshots.  

Thanks

I have done it according to the direction you gave me. 

But I cannot connect to the kernel and got this all the time until the connection fails.

It said "Kernel starting please wait" 

[AthiraM_Intel]

Hi,

We understand your concern. We have informed the concerned admin team regarding your issue.

Thanks

[AthiraM_Intel]

Hi,

Could you please check if the issue exists. If it still persists, we will create a new account for you. 

 Thanks

[JananiC_Intel]

Hi,

Could you please give us an update?

[AthiraM_Intel]

Hi,

Hope your issue got resolved. We are closing this thread. Please feel free to open a new thread if you have any further queries.

Thanks