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error in process filter: zmq--subprocess-filter: Error in ZMQ subprocess: error, #527
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I have been affected from a similar error:
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In my case, the error is related to a systemd update. It happens when I invoke emacs as a daemon using systemd |
In my case I had to build emacs from source, since the snap emacs didn't
have enough permissions to alter the libraries zmq was linking to, or some
such nonsense. I don't recall exactly
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Any way around other than manually reopening Emacs?
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I had a similar issue. On another laptop with exactly the same Emacs setup things were working fine, so I figured it must be an issue on the 'python/jupyter' side (well, combined with the emacs-jupyter library of course, because jupyter-notebook itself was working just fine). Anyway, I looked up the jupyter version on my other laptop using
So after downgrading the python packages to these versions, things have been fixed on my 'new' laptop also. |
I'm also getting this :( |
Me too. I did as @dalanicolai mentioned, I have those python libraries exactly as that, and I am getting this when trying to run an org block.
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@pati-ni I seem to have the exact same problem: |
Ok, have given up on this, after hours of trial and error (even setting the entire bash env in the emacs.service did not help).
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Just an update on this, I was finally able to get things working again after I found this thread: #500 The fix for me was to add (setq jupyter-use-zmq nil) to stop jupyter from using the ZMQ connections because they seem to just be straight up broken, and then put in (defun my-jupyter-api-http-request--ignore-login-error-a
(func url endpoint method &rest data)
(cond
((member endpoint '("login"))
(ignore-error (jupyter-api-http-error)
(apply func url endpoint method data)))
(:else
(apply func url endpoint method data))))
(advice-add
#'jupyter-api-http-request
:around #'my-jupyter-api-http-request--ignore-login-error-a) to avoid the authentication screen. Unfortunately, this package seems to be suffering from quite a bit of bitrot though, and I am getting pretty worried about its future... |
Hi!
when trying to run a jupyter-REPL for the first time, emacs hung for a bit, and then I got the following error.
I have no idea how to proceed, and would appreciate any help!
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