Losing the will to live lol port error when trying to run TensorBoard on Ubuntu terminal

[D & R Sergent]

Hi ..... i’m trying to get TensorBoard running from the terminal in Ubuntu it keeps stating TensorBoard attempted to bind to port 6006 but in use? Is there a way to kill the process on it or define a new port and run the TensorBoard log through that any ideas two days in still stuck?

[Marianne Linhares]

Hi,

I think this kind of question is more suitable for StackOverflow. And here (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35551326/tensorflow-tensorboard-default-port) is a quick answer to your question.

Cheers!

On Mon, Oct 1, 2018 at 6:04 PM D & R Sergent <randds...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi ..... i’m trying to get TensorBoard running from the terminal in Ubuntu it keeps stating TensorBoard attempted to bind to port 6006 but in use? Is there a way to kill the process on it or define a new port and run the TensorBoard log through that any ideas two days in still stuck?

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[Nicole Haenni]

You can kill the process with:
pkill -f "tensorboard"

[D & R Sergent]

Already posted on stack 8) they never come back to you lol hmmm maybe able to kill the process we shall see thank you for your post ...

[D & R Sergent]

Thanks for coming back to me I’ll give it a shot ...

[D & R Sergent]

Comes up with invalid signal specification but I think I’ll start working the functions around the kill process see if I can’t find the commands I need to kill the process ...

[Benjamin Striner]

Probably another tensorboard using the port, so "ps aux | grep tensorboard" or "grep python" should find it, then you can "kill" or "kill -9" or something. Hypothetically, could be something else. You can use "lsof" to tell what ports are used and what processes are using them, and find the process from that direction.

On Tue, Oct 2, 2018 at 1:08 AM D & R Sergent <randds...@gmail.com> wrote:

Comes up with invalid signal specification but I think I’ll start working the functions around the kill process see if I can’t find the commands I need to kill the process ...

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