We've had multiple users had their Jupyter kernels die and not be able to connect to a terminal via the "Clusters" tab (or within Juypter), when using Safari. If one tries to connect to a terminal via the Clusters tab, one sees a "websocket connection" error message.
This is documented in our OOD troubleshooting, but it would be nice to see if we can fix it.
@wfeinstein @tin6150 just flagging this as something to potentially look into when one of you has time.
We've had multiple users had their Jupyter kernels die and not be able to connect to a terminal via the "Clusters" tab (or within Juypter), when using Safari. If one tries to connect to a terminal via the Clusters tab, one sees a "websocket connection" error message.
This is documented in our OOD troubleshooting, but it would be nice to see if we can fix it.
@wfeinstein @tin6150 just flagging this as something to potentially look into when one of you has time.