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I have installed JupyterHub and ran it. When I opened its page, the following window appears:

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What to enter there? Documentation is silent.

danronmoon
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If you are using docker image then after you run the container with this command:

docker run -d -p 8000:8000 --name jupyterhub jupyterhub/jupyterhub jupyterhub

bash into the running container:

docker exec -it jupyterhub bash

and then adduser test and follow the instructions. Once done then go to the browser enter:

http://localhost:8000/

Put the credentials in. It should work as it worked for me.

galoget
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The username is "jovyan" and the password is "jupyter"

Varun Kumar
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You can login using your machine credentials.

Most probably you would be using sudospawner that is configured by default.

So any sudo user can login.

sat
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Default spawner will use local operating system user credentials to spawn a Notebook or Lab process.

So sudo adduser USER then sudo passwd USER will create a user that can be used to log in.

Note that this user must have access to run the Notebook / Lab binary or it will log in but the spawning part would fail.

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It seems that you must create a new user (especially if you are in a VM as I was).

In the VM (Qnap) I selected the "terminal" command and input adduser NewName

then got the password dialog. After it completed, I was able to login using that info.

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The credentials depends on the user running the command, it will be the same username and password as your linux user.

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