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Hello,
Can you confirm if the same error is received when using the below:
%%opencypher match (n) return n limit 5
Also, does the error you receive happen intermittently or whenever you try to run it?
Yes, same error using %%opencypher. Error occurs consistenly. Never worked.
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Talked to internal network team. Solution was to disable all proxies. Added below to notebook.
%env HTTP_PROXY=
%env HTTPS_PROXY=
%env NO_PROXY=
%env ALL_PROXY=
%env http_proxy=
%env https_proxy=
%env no_proxy=
%env all_proxy=
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Just for validation, can you execute a
%status
command successfully? Also, what version of the graph-notebook library are you using? Based on the config output, this looks like an older version. I would suggest that you ensure you're using the latest version of graph-notebook.%status returns error
I suspect a corporate network policy is blocking access. Not sure what to ask to unblock. What proxy is being referred to in error message?
These are my package versions and dependencies: tornado==6.2 graph-notebook==3.7.3 jupyterlab==3.6.3