[FIXED] How can I debug a dieing jupyter notebook ipython kernel?

Issue

When running my jupyter notebooks, the ipython kernel (Python 3.8, Anaconda) keeps dieing and being restarted.

I want to find what causes it to misbehave. Sadly, I can find no debugging information other than the kernel is dead and restarted.

How can I find more verbose information which may help with post mortem analysis? Is there any error log or something like that?

Solution

When you start Jupiter from a console with this command (may from the Anaconda terminal):

jupyter notebook --debug

then it will print extended logging messages. You may also pipe those messages into a separate logfile.txt using

jupyter notebook --debug > logfile.txt 2>&1

Answered By - Tobias Windisch