I figured it out, thanks. On Thursday, April 20, 2017 at 3:37:54 PM UTC-4, Josh wrote: > > Hi Everybody, > > I currently have a multi-user Jupyter environment set up; I'm using > Jupyterhub, Jupyter Notebook, Dockerspawner, and a custom authenticator. > > I want to let users write their own aggregations in the jupyter > environment and be able to access them from excel on demand. > > The approach that I'm trying to take is to use Jupyterhub/Kernel > Gateway/Dockerspawner/custom authenticator, and mount to the same NFS as my > existing environment. Then, users will be able to write their own APIs in > the notebook environment and access them through an API via the Kernel > Gateway environment. This approach works fine, except the kernel gateway is > not protecting the routes that the user configures, which is obviously > problematic. I've looked around, and the kernel gateway's auth_token > configuration seems to prevent unauthorized users, but I don't know how to > integrate this with jupyterhub. > > Does anybody know what I'm doing wrong? > > Thanks, > Josh > >
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