Fri 2018-06-15 08:31:50 UTC, kcburns:
>
> I have installed sage 8.2 on 64-bit Debian 9 (Stretch) using the tarball.
>
> I installed to /opt, so my path to sage is /opt/SageMath/sage.
>
> I can successfully run sage in the Jupyter Notebook.
>
> I cannot run any jupyter commands from my terminal app,
> so have investigated two potential causes: Path and Permissions.
>
> I think, but could stand to be corrected, that my path to jupyter is
> /opt/SageMath/local/bin/jupyter; and I have confirmed that a file
> named jupyter is in that location; and have confirmed that others
> have Read and write permissions, and that Allow executing as a
> program is selected.
>
> Never the less, every attempt to run several different jupyter
> commands results in bash: jupyter: command not found.
> This includes running as root from /opt/SageMath/local/bin:
>
> root@Debian9SM82:/opt/SageMath/local/bin# jupyter ?
>
> bash: jupyter: command not found
>
> How can I run jupyter commands?
Dima is right. First start the sage shell by running, in a terminal,
sage -sh
and in the sage shell, you can run commands such as
jupyter notebook
jupyter kernelspec list
etc.
There is a ticket on Sage's issue tracker to make it so that one
could instead simply run
sage --jupyter notebook
sage --jupyter kernelspec list
etc., see:
- Sage Trac ticket #25384
let `sage --jupyter` call the Jupyter in Sage
https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/25384
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