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Hi, I use Mac OS's native Sage App. I can access Sage's Jupyter notebook from that Mac using localhost:8888. I researched a bit and find out if another computer needs to browse the same Jupyter notebook, one needs to start juypter by passing --ip '*' (otherwise it only accepts localhost traffic and will give a Connection Refused error).

But since I am clicking a Mac OS Sage icon to start the server... I am not sure how I can specify the command line option. Please give me some hints.

Thanks

Hi, I use Mac OS's native Sage App. I can access Sage's Jupyter notebook from that Mac using localhost:8888. I researched a bit and find out if another computer needs to browse the same Jupyter notebook, one needs to start juypter by passing --ip '*' (otherwise it only accepts localhost traffic and will give a Connection Refused error).

But since I am clicking a Mac OS Sage icon to start the server... I am not sure how I can specify the command line option. Please give me some hints.

Thanks

Hi, I use Mac OS's native Sage App. I can access Sage's Jupyter notebook from that Mac using localhost:8888. I researched a bit and find out if another computer needs to browse the same Jupyter notebook, one needs to start juypter by passing --ip '*' (otherwise it only accepts localhost traffic and will give a Connection Refused error).

But since I am clicking a Mac OS Sage icon to start the server... I am not sure how I can specify the command line option. Please give me some hints.

Thanks