Change Password of Jupyter Notebook

[Rafael Vieira]

I recently downloaded the most recent pynq image, 3.0, and I want to change the password of my jupyter notebook.
Changing it in the terminal as if it was a linux system does not affect the jupyter notebook password.
The only solution that I found online was in the PYNQ FAQ https://pynq.readthedocs.io/en/latest/faqs.html#how-do-i-change-the-jupyter-notebook-password

I want to report that this solution is outdated, and only works for older versions of IPython that are not compatible with the rest of libraries in the newer version of PYNQ. Either adapt a whole bunch of libraries just to change the password, or just use older versions of PYNQ if you want to have more security.

Maybe there is a way to have the encrypted code for the password other than using IPython, and if that is the case, please provide a solution

Thanks

[Tim Paine]

This is configurable just via vanilla jupyter mechanisms, no? https://jupyter-notebook.readthedocs.io/en/stable/public_server.html

[Rafael Vieira]

Thats right! thanks.
The problem was that I was trying the way that it was shown on FAQ, but following those jupyter documents it works fine!

[Mario Ruiz]

Hi @RafaelVieira99,

Would you like to do a PR updating the documentation?

[Rafael Vieira]

Hi @RafaelVieira99,

Would you like to do a PR updating the documentation?

Sure, I have never done it but I will try to do it later today