Re: [vagrant-up] PXE Booting?

There is a mistake in the PXE Server definition, remove the following line: virtualbox.customize ["modifyvm", :id, "--nic1", "hostonly"] On Friday, 11 September 2015 23:00:24 UTC+1, Simon McCartney wrote: > > Almost, I’ve had more reliable success if yo

Re: [vagrant-up] Help: Autogenerating Ansible Inventory advice

/f1c91b95b7cbe80e1624) https://github.com/simonmcc/multi-vm-ansible HTH, Simon. --  Simon McCartney +447710836915 On 4 August 2015 at 08:59:43, Joaquin Menchaca (joaquin...@gmail.com) wrote: This requires editing the local system's hosts files.  I am trying to avoid that scenario and create a Vagrant

Re: [vagrant-up] Empty Boxes for things like PXE provisioning?

of vagrant to monkey patch the ssh checks out, but it hasn’t been updated recently:  https://github.com/blueboxgroup/razor-vagrant-lab/blob/master/lib/lab/vagrant_middleware.rb  (that razor-vagrant-lab is what I use as a basis for my own PXE/iPXE/SSTK lab) Simon. --  Simon McCartney +447710836915

[vagrant-up] vagrantup.me

I can’t remember why I bought this domain (vagrantup.me) - does anybody want it before I let it lapse? This email is being sent as notification that your domain vagrantup.me  is due to be expire in 42 days. Regards, Simon. --  Simon McCartney +447710836915 -- You received

Re: [vagrant-up] vagrant with salt provisioning - running a particular state

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Re: [vagrant-up] Building standalone application from ruby code

There’s also the Chef Omnibus tooling: https://github.com/opscode/omnibus -- Simon McCartney +447710836915 On 25 November 2014 at 04:32:36, Beth S (bskur...@dius.com.au) wrote: Hi, Is the code for packaging Vagrant open sourced anywhere? I have a ruby application that I want

Re: [vagrant-up] Single keystroke

I created a cisco CSR1000v box with two adapters (one NAT, one bridged) and I want to spin up the VM with vagrant up. Do you know if there is anyway to send a keystroke to the VM, as it will not move from the Press any key to continue state. I guess there should be a command in Vagrantfile

Re: [vagrant-up] Single keystroke

Thanks for the reply, I'll try that later on and will post the results. I'm thinking maybe a ruby command that sends a keystroke since Vagrantfile is a ruby script, or am I wrong? Yes, the Vagrantfile is ruby, but it's evaluated before the vbox instance has been started, so unless vbox

Re: [vagrant-up] How to gain access to devstack guest VM from host machine?

to the developer install of an openstack environment) --  Simon McCartney If not me, who? If not now, when? +447710836915 On 23 September 2014 at 14:09:17, Chris Johnson (wchrisjohn...@gmail.com) wrote: I'm note sure if this is a vagrant question, or perhaps a devstack related question... I have

Re: [vagrant-up] I am confused about public keys and vagrant...

:32 PM, Simon McCartney si...@mccartney.ie wrote: You’ve lost me, where are private keys being used other than on the Vagrant host? There is no vagrant option config.ssh.public_key_path, there is however the vagrant option config.ssh.private_key_path. My question is I thought the former should

Re: [vagrant-up] I am confused about public keys and vagrant...

that is proposed to users on how to set their boxes up? Thanks,   Jason On Friday, April 25, 2014 3:15:02 PM UTC+2, Simon McCartney wrote: Vagrant deals with pre-built boxes/images, and under systems like Virtualbox VMWare, there is no mechanism for dropping a key into an image (under AWS digital ocean

Re: [vagrant-up] I am confused about public keys and vagrant...

a known key baking the public key into the standard boxes. If you’re using vagrant against cloud providers instead of local virtualisation, I believe that Vagrant does support using your own keys seeding them into instances. HTH, Simon. --  Simon McCartney si...@mccartney.ie +44 7710 836 915

Re: [vagrant-up] 1st time running - evidently I require a different base box

It happens. Please tell my wife should you ever meet her. :) On Friday, February 14, 2014, David Raye riverbo...@gmail.com wrote: Simon, You were right on. Thanks for the fix On Thursday, February 6, 2014 1:04:30 PM UTC-5, Simon McCartney wrote: You need to enable vt-x in your bios

Re: [vagrant-up] 1st time running - evidently I require a different base box

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Re: [vagrant-up] Vagrant run command: Where, what and why?

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Re: [vagrant-up] Is vagrant intended to be used on production?

has another tool, packer, which can be used to build images for use with Vagrant, Amazon EC2 etc, that is much more production orientated IMHO. Use packer to build a vagrant box production EC2 ami so that your images get built from the same config source. Simon. -- Simon McCartney si