This release is a pre-release and may not be stable for production use.
Introduction
Yep, you can use this NOT simple installation. Oops, does not work. Use the SageMathCell installer, because it is just easier :).
Portability
The SageMathCell installer tested on Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS, Ubuntu Desktop 14.04 LTS, Ubuntu Desktop 15.04 and Debian 7.8.
Installation
Install the sagecell from PyPI
$ sudo pip install sagecell
Install the sagecell from GitHub
$ sudo pip install git+git://github.com/korniichuk/sagecell#egg=sagecell
Upgrade the sagecell from PyPI
$ sudo pip install -U sagecell
or:
$ sudo pip install --upgrade sagecell
Uninstall the sagecell
$ sudo pip uninstall sagecell
Development installation
$ git clone git://github.com/korniichuk/sagecell.git $ cd sagecell $ sudo pip install .
Quickstart
First, install the SageMathCell:
$ sagecell install
Second, make sure that you can login to a localhost without entering password:
$ ssh localhost
Third, start the SageMathCell:
$ sagecell start
Fourth, open a new terminal for the next command:
$ sagecell open
This command open browser with the SageMathCell.
Express
$ sagecell install $ sagecell ssh $ sagecell start # In a new terminal $ sagecell open
User guide
Help
The standard output for –help:
$ sagecell -h
or:
$ sagecell --help
For information on using subcommand “SUBCOMMAND”, do:
$ sagecell SUBCOMMAND -h
or:
$ sagecell SUBCOMMAND --help
Example:
$ sagecell install -h
Version
The standard output for –version:
$ sagecell -v
or:
$ sagecell --version
Install the SageMathCell
$ sagecell install
Start the SageMathCell
$ sagecell start
Open browser with the SageMathCell
$ sagecell open
![user guide: open browser with the sagemathcell [prtscn]](https://pypi-camo.freetls.fastly.net/3a084184bb6d83f91ceee95b1a0728f0fb53b2a6/2e2f696d672f757365725f67756964652d5f6f70656e5f62726f777365725f776974685f7468655f736167656d61746863656c6c5f303030315f37323870782e706e67)
Setup SSH for auto login to localhost without a password
$ sagecell ssh
If you are familiar with ssh-keygen, ssh-copy-id and ssh-add, this code also setup SSH for auto login to localhost without a password [1]:
$ ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -N '' -f ~/.ssh/id_rsa $ ssh-copy-id localhost $ eval "$(ssh-agent -s)" $ ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa
Start the SageMathCell automatically on boot
With the SageMathCell installer
$ sagecell auto
For changing a port number. First, open the /usr/local/bin/sagecellscript file:
$ sudo nano /usr/local/bin/sagecellscript
or:
$ su -c "nano /usr/local/bin/sagecellscript"
Second, change the last line from:
../sage/sage web_server.py
to:
../sage/sage web_server.py -p PORT_NUMBER
Where:
PORT_NUMBER – a port number.
Example:
../sage/sage web_server.py -p 6363
Without the SageMathCell installer
First, install screen:
$ sudo apt-get install screen
or:
$ su -c "apt-get install screen"
Second, create the /usr/local/sbin/sagecellscript file:
#! /bin/sh cd ~/sc_build/sagecell ../sage/sage web_server.py
or:
#! /bin/sh cd ~/sc_build/sagecell ../sage/sage web_server.py -p PORT_NUMBER
Where:
PORT_NUMBER – a port number.
Example:
#! /bin/sh cd ~/sc_build/sagecell ../sage/sage web_server.py -p 6363
Third, make the /usr/local/sbin/sagecellscript file executable:
$ sudo chmod 755 /usr/local/sbin/sagecellscript
or:
$ su -c "chmod 755 /usr/local/sbin/sagecellscript"
Fourth, open the /etc/rc.local file:
$ sudo nano /etc/rc.local
or:
$ su -c "nano /etc/rc.local"
Add the next command below the comment, but leave the line exit 0 at the end, then save the file and exit:
sudo -u USERNAME screen -dmS sagecell /usr/local/sbin/sagecellscript
or:
su USERNAME -c "screen -dmS sagecell /usr/local/sbin/sagecellscript"
Where:
USERNAME – a username.
Example:
sudo -u albert screen -dmS sagecell /usr/local/sbin/sagecellscript
or:
su albert -c "screen -dmS sagecell /usr/local/sbin/sagecellscript"
Transfer a short temporary links
Replace the ~/sc_build/sagecell/sqlite.db file with a shortened temporary links:
$ scp SOURCE_FILE REMOTE_USERNAME@REMOTE_HOST:~/sc_build/sagecell/sqlite.db
Example:
$ scp ~/Downloads/sqlite4transfer.db albert@192.168.0.1:~/sc_build/sagecell/sqlite.db
Disable the terms of service requirement
For disabling the terms of service requirement. First, open the ~/sc_build/sagecell/config.py file:
$ nano ~/sc_build/sagecell/config.py
Second, change the line of code from:
requires_tos = True
to:
requires_tos = False
Third, reboot a server from command line:
$ reboot
Footnotes
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