I have JupyterHub working for a individual users using SystemUserSpawner
via a PAMAuthentication. However, I'd like to be able to share certain
Jupyter Notebooks between different users, realizing that we could step on
each other. One solution would be to enable UNIX groups inside Jupyterhub,
but the "load_group" configuration item isn't working as I'd expect. This
is what I have in the jupyterhub_config.py:
c.JupyterHub.load_groups = { 'ourgroup': [ 'mike', 'dave', 'tom' ] }
"ourgroup" is an existing UNIX group on the server and mike, dave and tom
are existing users with access to that group. If I bring up a Terminal
inside Jupyter, the "whoami" command returns "mike", but the "groups"
command also returns "mike". I'd like my group to be "ourgroup", instead,
or at least add "ourgroup" to my list of groups. I can create and edit
files owned by mike, but not 775 files with group "ourgroup".
Unsurprisingly, an "ls -l" of a file with group "ourgroup" just lists the
groupId number, not "ourgroup".
Am I using the JupyterHub.load_groups correctly? Is there another way to
get this functionality? I'm removing the Docker image each time before I
run to make sure that changes take affect.
Thanks muchly,
mike
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