Ryan Lovett

I saw this using Zoom's api which returned ``` {"reason":"Invalid request : Redirect URI mismatch.","error":"invalid_request"} ``` but this bubbled up through requests-oauthlib as `oauthlib.oauth2.rfc6749.errors.InvalidClientIdError: (invalid_request) Invalid client_id parameter value.`

> but you've got the problem of how to figure out the destination url which includes the username. One could use [/hub/user-redirect](https://jupyterhub.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference/urls.html#user-redirect) rather than /user/{username}.

@jacobtomlinson has a patch to address the first item on your wish list at https://github.com/jupyterhub/nbserverproxy/pull/46. You can already do the second item. See how [nbstencila accomplishes it](https://github.com/minrk/nbstencilaproxy/blob/master/nbstencilaproxy/handlers.py#L64) in the latest...

Hi @BobCashStory , I think starting at boot is out of scope for jupyter-server-proxy, but you can always do this via the init system, e.g. a systemd unit file. jupyter-server-proxy...

@consideRatio That makes logical sense to me -- I have no objections. `jupyter-server-proxy` is both a web proxy and a process manager (via @yuvipanda's [simpervisor](https://github.com/jupyterhub/simpervisor)), which sounds like an odd...

Hey @BerserkerTroll, thanks for reporting this issue. I think supporting Xpra would be cool, but I may not get to look at this for a few weeks. At first glance,...

Just wanted to say thanks for your patience @BerserkerTroll! I'll be able to look at this and your PR soon.

I agree that this would be nice to have, even if not all web services support it. For example novnc/websockify (jupyter-desktop) supports unix sockets, but the open source version of...

I think this would be an awesome feature @takluyver ! Supporting websockets is very important for the apps that I'm most interested in, but maybe others would be okay with...

@takluyver I think a conversion to aiohttp should be in a separate PR as well. Tornado's two most recent minor releases were 7 and 8 months after the previous, so...