#Install jupyter notebook in virtualenv install#
Which really confuses me, as I thought the -user tag should make it install at my local directory already. Permission denied: '/tmp/tmpc2ebdyp9_kernels/python3/kernel.json' But python -m ipykernel install -user -name testenv -display-name "MyEnv" does not work, returning pip install jupyter and pip install ipykernel worked properly, saying requirement already satisfied. (When running python3 in virtualenv and printing executable, it prints the path of python3 in myvirtualenv/bin/python3) Using print(sys.executable) reveals that it is running on the global python3.6. Tried to run jupyter notebook in the same virtual environment, but trying to import sympy returns No module named 'sympy'.
(Note that without the virtualenv, pip does not work as we have no permission to write to the global version of python) So it should inherit the global python 3.6 and libraries.Īctivated the virtual environment, installed sympy, started python3, import sympy and it worked. The tag -system-site-packages has been used, to minimize the size of the virtual environment folder. Install a virtual environment for python 3 at my local storage space. I am trying to run jupyter notebook in a virtualenv on a cloud computing platform running Linux, but I am unable to install a ipykernel for jupyter notebook.
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