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"500 : Internal Server Error" response while opening any notebook #3629
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Fixed via python3.4 modules wipe. |
Hey @dmitrykdev , what did you do exactly? I have the same error
` `[E 16:28:19.589 NotebookApp] {
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If it helps, I just got this error, and restarting |
I also ran into this issue, which turned out to be caused by having older version of nbconvert (4.2.0) with a newer version of notebook (5.5.0). I originally had notebook and nbconvert installed through Debian packages, but then (accidentally, or indirectly through another dependency, I suppose) installed a newer version of notebook. Since the dependency declared by notebook is only For me the fix was to upgrade the nbconvert package manually: Perhaps the real bug here is that the nbconvert dependency is not versioned, though I'm not sure what conventions pip/pypy uses for that? |
I checked this issue matplotlib/ipympl#9 and it worked for me |
I had the same problem with 500 error on amazon EC2 with Safari. Problem solved with openning with Chrome. |
I ran into similar error but due to a broken symlink (or inaccessible directory) under
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There are many complicated factors that may cause this that experts have mentioned them already. BUT there are some silly matters that may casue this problem as well. |
I am also suffering from this issue now. The Jupyter is running on a server and I am opening it from my browser. |
I am also seeing this issue after updating all of my packages using conda on 3.6.8.
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This fixed it for me:
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This is the right way to go for me, solved! |
I think we should use
worked for me. |
I am using Anaconda to run Jupyter notebook. |
This worked for me too and solved the issue |
conda update conda fixed it for me |
it fixed for me. pip install nbconvert==5.4.1 |
conda update nbconvert fixed for me! |
YAY! works!!! |
Worked for me too |
PLEASE HELP!!! ON BROWSER - 500 : Internal Server Error ON TERMINAL - (as follows) [E 19:13:55.998 NotebookApp] Uncaught exception GET /notebooks/Desktop/IBM%20DS/C6/w1/DA0101EN-Review-Introduction.ipynb (::1) |
For whatever reason, it looks like you don't have the |
Sir, Thank you for your reply! but situation is still same... PS C:\Users\SAURABH BRO> pip install pandocfilters |
Apparently there is now a new step you have to do to register the nbextensions, does this help?
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Dear Sirs(lovettchris & kevin-bates) , I respect and appreciate your replies but just a moment before I install the anaconda and my problem finally ended. Thank you to both of you for your precious time and help full replies. Best Regards, Rishabh Gupta |
[I 17:22:32.503 NotebookApp] Creating new notebook in |
> ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pandocfilters' Try creating clean python environment. I just created a new anaconda environment for python 3.6 on windows 10 using anaconda, added "pip install jupyter" and it works fine, and "jupyter notebook" works fine. |
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When I try this, I can open .ipynb but when I run my project, The system said "The kernel is starting..." and I can not run the project. Could you guys give me a solution? Thanks! |
The last thing I did and solved the problem for was to remove the Jupyter
and install it again. Worked two times and now.
…On Thu, 8 Oct 2020, 12:58 Ta Hieu, ***@***.***> wrote:
This fixed it for me:
pip install nbconvert==5.4.1
When I try this, I can open .ipynb but when I run my project, The system
said "The kernel is starting..." and I can not run the project. Could you
guys give me a solution? Thanks!
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Try to start it with sudo jupyter notebook --allow-root |
it fixed for me too, thx!!~ |
This work for me. Thank you |
This worked for me too! Solved. |
downgrading to 5.4.1 also fixes exporting to html_toc! |
Worked for me too !! |
this worked for me, This fixed it : |
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