1# Download the installation script and run it
2$ cd ${HOME}
3$ git clone https://github.com/miooochi/archiconda3
4$ sudo chmod +x install.sh
5$ ./install.sh
6
7# Check the version, if conda is successfully installed, you will see the version info on the terminal.
8$ conda -V

 1# --To create an environment--
 2$ conda create --name envname (replace envname in your preference)
 3
 4# --To create an environment with a specific version of Python--
 5$ conda create -n envname python=3.6 (replace envname in your preference)
 6
 7# --To delete an environment--
 8$ conda remove -n envname --all (replace envname in your preference)
 9
10# --To remove an environment--
11$ conda remove -n envname --all (replace envname in your preference)

1$ sudo chown -R username ~/archiconda3

1# --To activate the environment--
2$ conda activate envname (replace envname in your preference)
3
4# --To deactivate the environment--
5$ conda deactivate
6
7# --To prevent conda from activating the base environment by default--
8$ conda config --set auto_activate_base false

 1# --To install a specific package such as SciPy into an existing environment--
 2$ conda install --name envname pkgname
 3
 4# --To add more conda channels
 5$ conda config add --channels channel-name
 6# ie. add forge-conda
 7$ conda config add --channels forge-conda
 8
 9# --If you do not specify the environment name,
10# which in this example is done by --name myenv,
11# the package installs into the current environment--
12$ conda install pkgname
13
14# --Upgrade pip--
15$ python -m pip install --upgrade pip
16
17# --Check pip version (Note please make sure you check the path of the pip,
18# or the packages installed with pip/pip3 might not be installed in the conda environment)--
19$ which pip
20$ which pip3

1$ conda env list

 1$ sudo chown -R username <PATH\TO>/archiconda
 2$ conda install -c conda-forge jupyterlab
 3# install the conda kernel inside a virenv
 4$ conda activate envname (replace envname in your preference)
 5$ conda install -c anaconda ipykernel
 6$ pip3 install --upgrade --force jupyter-console
 7
 8# Add an env to jupyter
 9$ ipykernel install --user --name=envname (replace envname in your preference)
10
11# Remove an env from jupyter
12$ jupyter kernelspec uninstall envname (replace envname in your preference)
13
14# List the existing environments
15$ jupyter kernelspec list

 1# For instance, you may open jupyter notebook/lab from a windows/mac machine a client.
 2
 3# -- In the server machine, type the following commands:
 4$ jupyter lab --generate-config
 5$ sudo find / -name jupyter_notebook_config.py #it will display the path of the config file
 6$ vi <PATH\TO\CONFIG>/jupyter_notebook_config.py
 7# you may change the settings in your own preference.
 8
 9
10# -- In your local client machine type the following commands:
11$ rm ~/.ssh/known_hosts
12$ ssh -L 8000:localhost:PORT username_@server_ip  #check the port by opening jupter lab, the default is 8888
13$ jupyter lab
14# note: you may change 8000 to whatever # in your preference
15# (ig: ssh -L 8000:localhost:9999 kev@10.10.10.65 )
16# Type the adrress with the customized in the web browser localhost:8000
17
18# first-time login
19# Copy the token from the server terminal
20# Open a web browser from the client, type localhost:PORT (localhost:8000 as default)
21# then it will prompt up a window to ask you to type in the token, just paste the token, and you should be good to go.