I created a script with "AutoIt" to install a software in silent mode. But
the .exe can only be launched in interactive process.
I want with Vagrant to launch this .exe in Interactive. with this setting
(privileged=false) nothing happens now.
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not sure if this the cause, but can you replace t
you package the vm, and you create a box (myvm.box) that then you can
benefit to re-use over and over and over and over again :)
anything happen, you will do
vagrant destroy
vagrant up
Alvaro.
On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 1:39 AM, Gallagher Polyn
wrote:
> Alvaro,
>
> Thanks.
>
> If I install shar
if the files are on virtualbox shared folder, that is the component to blame
can you use local files on the vm, nfs, rsync or anything else than
virtualbox shared folder?
On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 11:28 AM, Spencer Holleman <
spencerholle...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This is happening to everyone at
Got it! Thanks :c)
kl. 23:55:54 UTC+2 søndag 3. august 2014 skrev Alvaro Miranda Aguilera
følgende:
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> Hello
>
> this will work, just one clarification
>
> you can have everything on dropbox, as long each host have his own folder
>
> :)
>
> in my case I have OSX, Windows and Linux with Dropbox,
Hello
this will work, just one clarification
you can have everything on dropbox, as long each host have his own folder
:)
in my case I have OSX, Windows and Linux with Dropbox, so I have each of m
machines like this
Dropbox/vagrant_mini
Dropbox/vagrant_laptop
etc
so I can do whatever change I
Ah yes, that makes sense. I didn't know where the problem was, if it was
with the box, with vagrant or something I did, so I didn't really know
where to look.
I've put the Homestead-folder into my ~ folder, so it will be local for
each of my macs. I've set it to mount a folder which is in my D
on this folder, when you do vagrant up a new folder is created
.vagrant
and this one is the file that get the id of the VM created
.vagrant/machines/default/virtualbox/id
so as long the folder where you do vagrant up is local to each machine, you
are good to go
in my case i have a folder in dr
Hi and thanks for you feedback, Alvaro!
I am doing "vagrant up" from the folder in which the config-files for that
box resides. This is a folder named "Homestead" and is a cloned
git-repository (the one Laravel-devs are told to use for Homestead). This
folder contains, among other things: Vagra
Hi John,
afaik Vagrant checks for an ssh executable on the PATH, even on
Windows. So that should do the trick. More I didn't do either ;-)
Cheers,
Torben
On Sun, Aug 3, 2014 at 10:24 PM, John Bergson wrote:
> Hi Torben,
>
> That's a nice dev environment you've got there!
> I've just installed
hello
when you do vagrant up, it create a folder in the directory you are doing
the vagrant up
like .vagrant/
what could be happening is, each other host, try to find the id of the vm
as a local one, can't find it, create a new one, and update this information
you go to a new host, and repeat
Hi Torben,
That's a nice dev environment you've got there!
I've just installed msys' ssh.exe, fully functional with vagrant, but need
to ssh manually. I'm curious how you managed to use cygwin's ssh client for
`vagrant ssh`, can't be just setting the PATH variable, right?
On Sunday, August 3,
Hello,
in virtualbox, vm, you should be able to mount the iso as dvd with vbox
manage commands or the similar ones for vmware
then, from the OS, if it's linux, you should be able to mount it with a
command line similar to
mount /dev/dvd /mnt
or
mount /dev/sr0 /mnt
if the iso is on the /vagrant
Is there any way vagant can mount ISO file to guest VM's virtual CD-ROM?
Regards, Alexey
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Hi John,
I'm not on a cywgin environment either, but TERM=cygwin still brought
the best results. I had played with TERM=dumb and TERM=rxvt earlier,
but both had its problems.
What I'm using is ConEmu as the better Windows cmd shell (with colors
too :-)), a Cygwin-compiled ssh.exe and rsync.exe on
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