Hi,
You're right. This process could be automated a little bit to avoid
passing the ssh connection info all the time.
Please open an issue in our issue tracker so we don't forget to work on
this in a future Spyder release.
Thanks,
Carlos
El 07/04/17 a las 06:12, [email protected] escribió:
Hello!
I frequently work with Spyder (3.1.3) on Windows 10 by connecting to a
remote kernel on a Windows server (2012 R2).
This works fine, but I do not want to provide the required information
(connection info in json.file, host name, ssh key) each time I connect
to the remote kernel.
Is there a way to automate this process, either by a) tweaking the
spyder source code or b) executing a small function in spyder:
def connect_to_remote_kernel(connection_info = 'C:/kernel-12345.json',
ssh_key = 'C:/key.pem', host_name = "[email protected]:22"):
some code
return
Does anyone have experience with that?
Cheers,
Tobi
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