ssh_jupyter_init

usage

Linux & MacOS installation(Client)
- Linux
  1. Download a Cloudflare binary file from here
  2. Install a Cloudflare binary file
  3. Put the following in your '/home/"username"/.ssh/config' (requires a text editor like vim or nano)
```
Host *.trycloudflare.com
    HostName %h
    User root
    Port 22
    ProxyCommand <PUT_THE_CLOUDFLARE_FILE_PATH_HERE> access ssh --hostname %h
```
    maybe, you need to put following..
```
Host *.trycloudflare.com
    HostName %h
    User root
    Port 22
    ProxyCommand cloudflare access ssh --hostname %h
```
- Mac
  1. Trying the following command(if you had installed 'brew')
```
$ brew install cloudflare
```
  2. Same procedure to number 3 step of the linux side
- Windows
  1. Same procedure to number 1~2 step of the linux side
  2. Put the following in your installed path to ssh config(Same procedure to number 3 step of the linux side, but The path input method is different)
```
Host *.trycloudflare.com
    HostName %h
    User root
    Port 22
    ProxyCommand C:\\cloudflared.exe access ssh --hostname %h
```
- Common(from Server)
  1. Go to the cloud, access the cloud shell and enter the following
```
git clone https://github.com/GabrielKim/ssh_jupyter_init.git
```
  2. Connect to jupyter, find the cloned Repository, press init.ipynb, and run it
  3. Look for the following in jupyter's output, and copy that part
```
"<your-connect-path>.trycloudflare.com"
```
  4. Do not terminate the session for this "jupyter"!
- Common
  1. Copy the path from the server and connect with your ssh
  2. When if connecting, the password is 0000.

Enjoy!

License

The license for that source uses MIT.

GabrielKim/ssh_jupyter_init

ssh_jupyter_init

usage

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