jupyter-fs abruptly stopped working about jupyter-fs HOT 10 CLOSED

@Cocopyth We faced the same problem few days ago. What I figured out is we need to set ContentsManager.allow_hidden to True in jupyter_server_config.json.

Seems like exception is popping from here and there it is effectively checking if the path is behind the root directory of the notebook. For instance, if the root directory of the notebook is /home/user/jupyter/notebooks and if we set jupyterfs path as /home/user, is_hidden method of content manager will return True. So, if we do not have allow_hidden set to True, jupyterfs returns 404 response saying path not found.

Try setting ContentsManager.allow_hidden to True and see if the error still exists. Good luck!!

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The above solution worked for me, pasting my full config below:

{
  "ServerApp": {
    "contents_manager_class": "jupyterfs.metamanager.MetaManager",
    "jpserver_extensions": {
      "jupyterfs.extension": true
    }
  },
  "ContentsManager": {
    "allow_hidden" : true
  }
}

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This fix causes the view to look weird however.
Is there a solution that doesn’t distort the view?

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@Amichayg This should not affect the frontend UI. Could you paste a screenshot to better understand what is the issue?

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Do note this is my first time using juptyer-fs, so i’m not familiar with the general UI.
I assumed that it utilized the same jupyter file-tree component just with a different file-system, yet this looks quite different to the general UI.

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@Amichayg That is how it looks like on our deployment too. We use the main branch in our deployment. Seems like it has been changed in v0.3.0, see this comment, to this new UI.

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The fix above has allowed jupyter-fs to sort of work for me, but I am unable to open folders within each resource.

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@PaulKGrimes Do you still have the problem? If so, could you post JupyterLab logs and your jupyterfs config?

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