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README.rst

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 Remote Jupyter Kernels via SSH tunnels
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 The design of this pakage is based upon `SSH Kernel <https://github.com/bernhard-42/ssh_ipykernel>`_ which is
 in turn based upon `remote_ikernel <https://bitbucket.org/tdaff/remote_ikernel>`_. This implementation shares
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 kernel. This is still based on the kernel description that the user sees, but the entire name
 is no longer completely configurable.
 
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 Listing the Jupyter Kernels that are available
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 It can be difficult to know which Jupyter Kernels are available because there is more than one location that
 the `Kernel Spec files <https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/kernels.html#kernel-specs>`_ can be
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               avoids colorization to indicate problems so it can be useful for scripting.
 
 
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 Adding a new Kernel for a Remote System
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 :code:`sshpyk` can also be used to add a specification file for a remote Python Kernel. For a
 remote kernel to work
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              installation so the Python executable would be found in :code:`<PATH>/bin/python`.
 
 
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 SSH configuration notes
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+=======================
 
 The host name used above is *different* from the Internet Protocol name for hosts which have
 a well defined address. It is also a name apart from the physical network where the host can