I find it annoying to have to type a password to access my local sage notebook worksheets. Is there any way to disable the password? It makes no sense for my local installation.
Try:
sage: notebook(require_login=False)at a Sage prompt, or:
$ sage --notebook require_login=Falsefrom a terminal. This is behavior documented in the docstring:
sage: notebook?See the third item under the "EXAMPLES" section.
Thanks, it works!
After resetting the password, i tried
sage: notebook(require_login=False)
and received an error.
It was then suggested that I try
sage: notebook(automatic_login=True)
in order to automatically login as admin.
Yes, the interface to the notebook changed a few releases ago, so that the accepted answer is no longer true. Doing `sage: notebook?` still will give you the documentation one needs, luckily.
using sage notebook 5.11
sage -c "notebook(secure=False, automatic_login=True)"only landed me at the notebook's login page (so i initially thought the feature only by-passed some internal 'server'), but on trying another browser, i discovered that explicitly setting the browser via the SAGE_BROWSER environment variable gets this working as i'd hoped (i.e. straight through to the worksheet selection/create page and logged-in as 'admin')
SAGE_BROWSER=firefox sage -c "notebook(secure=False, automatic_login=True)"possibly a bug then..
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