Re: [vagrant-up] HTTPS support

do vagrant ssh that will connect to the VM then try curl -k -l https://localhost if that works, then the webservr is listening in https too if that fail, you need to make your websever listen http and https Thanks Alvaro On Fri, Jun 3, 2016 at 9:08 AM, akasophistikat

Re: [vagrant-up] How should I install them: Vagrant + Ubuntu Server + Virtualbox

Hello Edgar! My suggestion will be use on HOST OS ubuntu 14.04 vagrant from download page latest virtualbox then test hashicorp/precise64 that should work out of the box, with no issues at all from there, if you change one component and the experience become not so nice, I will evaluate if

Re: [vagrant-up] vagrant cannot get ENV var

Can you try puts ENV['GIT_TOKEN'] if ENV['GIT_TOKEN'] Thanks Alvaro On Fri, Jun 3, 2016 at 8:55 AM, Mike Christofilopoulos wrote: > Hi all, > > im seeing this weird error when trying to start my vagrant box. > > -- error log start - >

[vagrant-up] How should I install them: Vagrant + Ubuntu Server + Virtualbox

Hello everyone, I need to know what I should know about vagrant in Ubuntu server 16.04 with virtual box 5.0. And also I need to know which better environment to use for this purpose and how should I install them. If should I choose another distro or another version of the virtual box. Note: I

Re: [vagrant-up] HTTPS support

Hello, Their documentation simply points to using vagrant share --https 443 Which gives me a URL like > http://compassionate-otter-6103.vagrantshare.com/ > ...but > https://compassionate-otter-6103.vagrantshare.com/ > gives

[vagrant-up] vagrant cannot get ENV var

Hi all, im seeing this weird error when trying to start my vagrant box. -- error log start - slave-deploy-jenkins@ananke:~/workspace/processing-server-vagrant/ansible2.0@2/roles/processing-server$ GIT_TOKEN=test123 vagrant up git token There was an error

Re: [vagrant-up] Re: How to import a mysql database

Your VM is Linux, correct? If so, then the host/windows path doesn't make sense to the guest. For now, try placing the dump next to your Vagrantfile in the host, then use the path /vagrant/backup.sql in your guest command. That will give you a feel for how the default /vagrant share works. --

[vagrant-up] How to import a mysql database

I am having trouble importing a database using vagrant. I have run vagrant up and everything works fine. I then run vagrant ssh, sign-in to mysql, setup a database and user -- and again everything is working fine. I then exit mysql and run and run the following command: mysql -u root -p