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First: Thanks for providing the boxes for easy use with vagrant!
I was trying to use the box chef/freebsd-10.0 with a shared folder of type rsync. On vagrant up, vagrant installs rsync, which failed with the following error message:
==> freebsd: Installing rsync to the VM...
The following SSH command responded with a non-zero exit status.
Vagrant assumes that this means the command failed!
pkg install -y rsync
Stdout from the command:
Updating repository catalogue
Incremental update completed, 24348 packages processed:
21196 packages updated, 1774 removed and 3152 added.
Stderr from the command:
pkg: package field incomplete: comment
pkg: Unable to find catalogs
Upon manual inspection I found that pkg install rsync indeed fails because the package version could not be found. This is caused by an error in the file /etc/pkg/FreeBSD.conf, which references the latest release. It may have worked when the box was released, but in the meantime FreeBSD 10.1 was published, so latest points to release_1 instead of release_0.
First: Thanks for providing the boxes for easy use with vagrant!
I was trying to use the box
chef/freebsd-10.0
with a shared folder of typersync
. Onvagrant up
, vagrant installs rsync, which failed with the following error message:Upon manual inspection I found that
pkg install rsync
indeed fails because the package version could not be found. This is caused by an error in the file/etc/pkg/FreeBSD.conf
, which references thelatest
release. It may have worked when the box was released, but in the meantime FreeBSD 10.1 was published, solatest
points torelease_1
instead ofrelease_0
.The original content of the file is:
For the FreeBSD 10.0 box, the third line should be changed to reference
release_0
, like this:Could you please either publish a new version of the
freebsd-10.0
box or publishfreebsd-10.1
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