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I installed anaconda PYTHON 2.7 64bit on Win 7 and then updated using
conda update conda
Later installed
conda install jupyter
When I tried to run from the same drive on windows using
jupyter notebook
it launches on Firefox and states
404: Not Found
On the command it says
Refusing to serve hidden directory via 404 Error
What needs to be done to get it launched?
Update: The anaconda install has a shortcut to run jupyter and it works that way - but gives 404 for "jupyter notebook":
d:\Anaconda\Scripts/ipython-script.py" notebook
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I was having the same 404 error and solved it by doing the following: right click the jupyter notbook shortcut > properties > change the value of "Start in:" to a path within your Anaconda install (e.g., D:\Anaconda2\Notebooks). If you are running from the command line, changing directory to within the anaconda folder should work too
Error 404 not found - What does it mean & how to fix it! - IONOS You know the page: you click on a link, but instead of getting the site you want, an error pops up indicating that the requested page is not available. Something along the lines of '404 Not Found'. A 404 error is the standardized HTTP status code.
(1) Open cmd and run the command below to generate a config file. (2) The command creates a file to C:\User\username\.jupyter\jupyter_notebook_config. Go to the folder and open the config file.
Restricting access with NSG rules will still allow you to directly access Apache Ambari and other services using the IP address rather than the cluster name. However, when accessing Jupyter, you could see a 404 "Not Found" error. If you have given your HDInsight gateway a customized DNS name other than the standard xxx.azurehdinsight.net.
I found a simple cause of this could be trying to run Jupyter from the root of a drive - running it from C:\ failed. Cricboy007's suggestion to create a folder (no particular name, I called mine notebook) and run Jupyter once you've used cd to make that the working directory worked for me.
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I was having the same 404 error and solved it by doing the following:
right click the jupyter notbook shortcut > properties > change the value of "Start in:" to a path within your Anaconda install (e.g., D:\Anaconda2\Notebooks).
If you are running from the command line, changing directory to within the anaconda folder should work too
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