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the argument is named TENSORFLOW_NOTEBOOK_DIR and defaults to /home/tf_user/notebooks
Run script setup.tensorflow.user.sh to create TENSORFLOW_USER and TENSORFLOW_GROUP.
Make sure TENSORFLOW_USER owns his home directory and TENSORFLOW_NOTEBOOK_DIR.
To run jupyter as TENSORFLOW_USER it is neccessary to split the python and jupyter
setup properly: All the apt stuff must be done as root and all the pip stuff must be
done as TENSORFLOW_USER. Once this is done, we can do a "USER=${TENSORFLOW_USER} before
we run jupyter.
Now setup.jupyter can be run as non-root user.
The entire installation of jupyter and tensorflow is done as
${TENSORFLOW_USER} with pip. Folder /home/${TENSORFLOW_USER}/.local/bin
is added to the environment variable PATH. A notebook folder
/home/${TENSORFLOW_USER}/notebooks is created and the tutorials
are install in this folder.
Finally the command
source /etc/bash.bashrc && jupyter notebook --notebook-dir=${TENSORFLOW_NOTEBOOK_DIR} --ip 0.0.0.0 --no-browser --allow-root
is run as TENSORFLOW_USER.
The only thing still bothering me is the call to ldconfig in /etc/bash.bashrc.
I don't understand why we need this. And it can't be done as non-root user.
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The entire installation of jupyter and tensorflow is done as user
${TENSORFLOW_USER} with pip. Folder /home/${TENSORFLOW_USER}/.local/bin
is added to the environment variable PATH. A notebook folder
/home/${TENSORFLOW_USER}/notebooks is created and the tutorials
are installed in this folder.
Finally the command
is run as TENSORFLOW_USER.
The only thing still bothering me is the call to ldconfig in /etc/bash.bashrc.
I don't understand why we need this. And it can't be done as non-root user.