I am using dockerpy to create a docker, And trying to run a docker with an operating jupyter notbook using this
I run this command from the terminal
docker run -p 8888:8888 jupyter/scipy-notebook:17aba6048f44
And get the jupyter notebook running, I get the login token in the terminal, and able to connect to is beautifully via port 8888
When I try to use this code in python using dockerpy
conda_jupyter = "jupyter/scipy-notebook:17aba6048f44"
cont = self.client.containers.create(conda_jupyter,
ports={"8888/tcp": "8887"})
log = h.client.containers.run(conda_jupyter, stdout=True, detach=True)
print(log.logs())
I get the following output
b'Container must be run with group "root" to update passwd file\nExecuting the command: jupyter notebook\n'
The docker is now alive, the jupyter notebook is running, and i don't have the token to log into it. How can I get the token when running it from this command?
I do not assume the output has anything to do with the problem, given that the process is running, and when i ran it from the terminal, I did not use any sudo or root, and did not change any password, the only thing I needed was the token output from the terminal and this is what i need now.
What am i missing here?
Thanks
