Fresh new session for rstudio-server
Solution 1
I found this page, which deals with resetting the rstudio-desktop version. In my home directory, I found the folder ~/.rstudio
. I renamed/deleted this folder and this loads a new rstudio-server instance.
In fact, there is a folder called suspended session
in the ~/.rstudio
folder, which I suspect is the thing where suspended data is stored, so maybe deleting this folder is sufficient?
Solution 2
If there is a directory inside ~/.rstudio/sessions/active/
, deleting it (in the way like rm -rf ~/.rstudio/sessions/active/session-*
) might be sufficient to solve the problem.
Solution 3
I have tried the above solutions which didn't work for me. I tried to kill the rsession which is causing the problem. just run this command to find out pid of user session.
ps -u userid
Find out the pid that is causing the rsession to stall. Kill that process and you're good to go.
Solution 4
Your question is a while back but after running into this problem a zilion times i found a way to reset the Rstudio Shiny Server session without the need for admin rights on Rstudio Shiny Server:
put temporarily as first line in server.r : quit("yes") # FORCE CLOSE OF SESSION server
go to the site and it will crash (the session closes straight away)
- delete or comment out: # quit("yes") # FORCE CLOSE OF SESSION server
- go to the site and you will have the shiny app with a new session =^)
Works for me and saves a lot of time searching through all kind of system folders or the need to enter a part of the system that you are not allowed to go or needing admin rights on Rstudio Shiny Server.
I hope this helps.
Alex
Updated on February 05, 2022Comments
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Alex over 2 years
I am running rstudio-server on a virtualised (vmware-player) ubuntu machine, and processing lots of data into the ram. I find that after some inactivity that the session suspends the data. The problem is that it takes a VERY long time to resume this session and it is making both the host machine and virtual machine lag very badly.
I just want to kill the session and start a new fresh session of rstudio-server, but so far the only way I have found which does this is to
reisub
my ubuntu machine. Does anyone know a better solution?As a side note, I think entering
session-timeout-minutes=0
in/etc/rstudio/rsession.conf
as per here should fix the problem of the session suspending. -
Jot eN over 9 yearsDeleting a folder called suspended session is enough. Thanks
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Islam El Hosary over 9 yearsThe suspended session was the problem on my case.
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Alex almost 8 yearswhile this looks to be a very useful hack for users running
Shiny
onshiny-server
, my question is actually about rstudio server edition, not shiny server :) -
irJvV almost 8 yearsSorry, i mean running a Shiny app with R studio Server. To get a new session in R studio / R studio server you can just select Restart R in the Session menu (if this is what you mean)
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MLavoie almost 7 yearsthe link is dead!
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Alex almost 7 years@MLavoie Thanks, I have updated it with what I think is the new link.
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user5359531 over 6 yearsFor me,
rsession
was not listed inps
, I had to usetop
to find it and then get the process ID andkill
it.