Cannot open new Jupyter Notebook Permission Denied

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I have installed Jupyter Notebook on ubuntu 16 04 using pip3  I can execute jupyter notebook command  It opens and shows a list of current path directories   But I cannot create a new notebook Python3   It says     Unexpected error while saving file  Deep Learning NN Untitled ipynb  Errno 13  Permission denied    home ubuntu  local share jupyter notebook secret

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I had to run chown recursively for all subfolders With      Than it worked   sudo chown -R user usergroup  home user  local share jupyter

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On a Windows machine run the python command prompt as administrator   That should resolved the permissions issue when creating a new python 3 notebook

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In windows  I copied  what I think is a snapshot    SomeAmazingNotebook ipynb  renamed it  SomeAmazingNotebook ipynb  and could open it

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Open Anaconda prompt Go to C  Users your name Write jupyter trust untitled ipynb Then  write jupyter notebook

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I encountered same problem when I installed latest version of anaconda navigator 64 bit on windows 10  I got to know that INSTALLING 32 BIT VERSION ON WINDOWS 10 will solve the issue  It worked for me  Jupyter is running smoothly now

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List item List item   this problem of not able to open jupyter notebook is like Corona virus I came across several complaints-including my own I use windows 10   Atlast after struggling for 3 days i came across this wonderful foolproof solution -  1 The jupyter folder is created at path -    C  Users deviv 000 AppData Roaming jupyter    your name will replace- deviv 000  2 Go to cmd and write    cd  C  Users deviv 000 AppData Roaming jupyter   this will take cmd to that folder   3 Now create manually a file as untitled ipynb in jupyter folder   4 Come back to cmd and write    jupyter trust untitled ipynb  5 After cmd performs this operation now write - jupyter notebook  SUCCESS  - your notebook will appear in the next tab I used chrome    Regards

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I had the same issue and it turned out my windows password had changed since I shared my drive with docker   The fix was to rest my credentials in docker settings - gt  shared drives - gt  reset credentials and then reshare my drive

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Executing the script below worked for me   sudo chown  USER  home  USER  jupyter

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Seems like the problem is in the last release  so  pip install notebook  5 6 0   must solve the problem

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On Ubuntu   permission denied  may appear when browser is installed as a  snap   I had this problem  I edited config file to open a regular browser and it worked    How to change the default browser used by the ipython jupyter notebook in Linux

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Try running  quot   anaconda3 bin jupyter notebook quot  instead of  quot jupyter notebook quot   This resolved the problem for me  No more getting  permission denied  error

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None of the above worked for me but the below did  sudo chown -R user   Library Frameworks Python framework Versions 3 9 share jupyter   Where user is your username

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I had the very same issue running Jupyter   After chasing my tail on permissions  I found that everything cleared up after I changed ownership on the directory where I was trying to run store my notebooks   Ex    I was running my files out of my   bash dir   That was root root  when I changed it to jim jim    no more errors

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The top answer here didn t quite fix the problem  although it s probably a necessary step   sudo chown -R user user    local share jupyter     user should be whoever is the logged in user running the notebook server  This changes the folder owner to the user running the server  giving it full access   After doing this  the error message said it didn t have permission to create the checkpoint file in    ipynb checkpoints  so I also changed ownership of that folder  which was previously root   sudo chown -R user user    ipynb checkpoints    And then I was able to create and save a notebook

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change the ownership of the    local share jupyter directory from root to user   sudo chown -R user user    local share jupyter    see here  https   github com ipython ipython issues 8997  The first user before the colon is your username  the second user after the colon is your group  If you get chown   user   illegal group name  find your group with groups  or specify no group with sudo chown user     local share jupyter    EDIT  Added -R option in comments to the answer  You have to change ownership of all files inside this directory  or inside    jupyter   wherever it gives you PermissionError  to your user to make it work

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This worked for me   - gt  uninstalled Jupyter - gt  install jupyter in Python36 folder - gt  open Jupyter from command prompt instead of git bash

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It might be a trust issue   Command-line jupyter trust  path to notebook ipynb here is the documentation link   http   jupyter-notebook readthedocs io en latest security html security-in-notebook-documents

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Tried everything that was suggested but finally this helped me   sudo jupyter notebook --allow-root   In my case  it didn t start the browser by itself  So just copy the link from terminal and open it by yourself   Update  Change folder  local  permissions by this command   sudo chmod -R 777  local

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You don t have to install or uninstall anything  if you are using python 2 use pip to install and upgrade  But if you want to use python3 then follow the steps below   sudo apt-get install python3-pip python3-dev   then in terminal use this  pip3 install -U jupyter   final step is to launch jupyter notebook so in terminal just type  jupyter notebook   all the issues or problems of premissions etc will be resolved

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Based on my experience on Ubuntu 18 04   1  Check Jupyter installation  first of all make sure that you have installed and or upgraded Jupyter-notebook  also for virtual-environment    pip install --upgrade jupyter    2  Change the Access Permissions  Use with Caution    then try to change the access permission for you   sudo chmod -R 777    local   where 777 is a three-digit representation of the access permission  In sense that each of the digits representing short format of the binary one  e g  7 for 111    So  777 means that we set permission access to read  write and execute to 1 for all users  Owner  Group or Other   Example 1   777   111 111 111  or  777   rwx-rwx-rwx  Example 2   755   111 101 101   Owner  rwx 4 2 1 7  Group  r-x 4 0 1 5  Other  r-x 4 0 1 5    More about chmod   File Permissions and attributes   3  Run jupyter  afterwards run your jupyter notebook   jupyter-notebook   Note   These steps also solve your Visual-Studio code  VS-Code  problems regarding permissions while using ipython and jupyter for python-interactive-console

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In my opinion  it is a good practice to run Jupyter in a dedicated workbook folder     mkdir jupyter folder   jupyter-notebook --notebook-dir jupyter folder   where  jupyter folder  is a folder in my home   This method work without permission issue

[ubuntu] Cannot open new Jupyter Notebook [Permission Denied]

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