How to find token for Pluto running on a remote server?

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Hi

I am trying to run Pluto.run(port=1235) on a remote server. And the output showed

Go to http://localhost:1235/?secret=gMCHSxJl in your browser to start writing ~ have fun!

After I built the tunnel and tried to connect to the notebook, it always asked me for a Token, which was not the string after ?secret=

Could anyone give me suggestions on how to find the token? I set c.NotebookApp.token = '' in ~/.jupyter/jupyter_notebook_config.py but it didn’t work.

Thank you very much!

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Pluto is not related to Jupyter, therefore this cannot work.

It is possible to deactivate tokens completely, which makes sense when e.g. the Pluto server runs in a Docker container:

using Pluto
security_options = Pluto.Configuration.SecurityOptions(; require_secret_for_access=false)
Pluto.run(Pluto.Configuration.Options(; server=server_options, security=security_options))
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Thank you so much for your help. I thus run Pluto in this way

julia> Pluto.run(Pluto.Configuration.Options(;server=server_options, security=security_options))

Go to http://localhost:1235/ in your browser to start writing ~ have fun!

Press Ctrl+C in this terminal to stop Pluto

However, the webpage still shows Token authentication is enabled, and keeps telling “invalid credentials” when I typed in something.

How to solve this?
Thanks again!

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This is not a direct answer, but if you don’t need the security token, you can do using Pluto; Pluto.run(;require_secret_for_open_links=false, require_secret_for_access=false)

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Thank you for your answer, but I’ve tried this and the browser still told me token authentication is enabled… Spent the whole afternoon on this and it’s driven me a bit mad…

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Finally I found out the cause: I forwarded the port twice to a specific node, while the second got broken and I didn’t notice it.