Hi,
I've seen the message and experienced the problem: java_kernel does not work. However, not sure this is related to an update of ipython.
I tried the following setup on both a Linux debian (+/- uptodate) and an OsX 10.11.6
(jupyter) ~> pip freeze | grep jupyter
jupyter==1.0.0
jupyter-client==4.3.0
jupyter-console==4.1.1
jupyter-core==4.1.0
jupyterhub==0.6.1
(jupyter) ~> pip freeze | grep ipython
ipython==4.2.1
ipython-genutils==0.1.0
kulla, java-9 +/- up-to-date.
It works on OSX, but jshell does not start up. I dug down to the pexcept pseudo-terminal startup code. In bpyhton, this call blocks:
ptyprocess.PtyProcess.spawn(["/home/jupyterhub/java/jdk-9/bin/java", "-jar", "/home/jupyterhub/java/kulla/kulla.jar"])
and when looking at the user's processes, there is only a python3 child process, but no java process. Looks like the exec call in the PtyProcess does not take place?
Do you think that is the right direction to look for problems? (I understand you don't have time currently to do that yourself.)
Thanks a lot,
Holger
Hi,
I've seen the message and experienced the problem: java_kernel does not work. However, not sure this is related to an update of ipython.
I tried the following setup on both a Linux debian (+/- uptodate) and an OsX 10.11.6
kulla, java-9 +/- up-to-date.
It works on OSX, but jshell does not start up. I dug down to the pexcept pseudo-terminal startup code. In bpyhton, this call blocks:
and when looking at the user's processes, there is only a python3 child process, but no java process. Looks like the exec call in the PtyProcess does not take place?
Do you think that is the right direction to look for problems? (I understand you don't have time currently to do that yourself.)
Thanks a lot,
Holger