Setup of jupyter-fs configuration doesn't work about jupyter-fs HOT 5 CLOSED

Unfortunately Jupyter has a few different config files right now. You should look at jupyter --paths, and look for jupyter_{notebook,lab,server}_config.py. If nothing is present, you can also try jupyter lab --generate-config and it should tell you what file to use.

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Can you clarify? Out of the jupyter --paths I see, only /opt/conda/etc/jupyter contains any preexisting config files. But modifying these doesn't seem to change anything.

If I use jupyter lab --generate-config, it creates ~/.jupyter/jupyter_lab_config.py, but it's not completely clear which options I'm supposed to put in the .py version of config to make jupyter-fs work. I tried including c.ServerApp.contents_manager_class = 'jupyterfs.metamanager.MetaManager', but again, nothing changes.

Would it be possible for jupyter-fs to set up the proper config upon install?

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Just to clarify, you did

import jupyterfs 
c.ServerApp.contents_manager_class = jupyterfs.metamanager.MetaManager

not a string, correct? I believe setting in a python config file vs a json config file requires some changes from the readme.

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Okay, that worked, but now I'm running into the same "empty panel" issue described in #187.

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Ok cool going to close this and followup on that thread, might be an issue with newer jlab.

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