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error on Fedora #2
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What version of vagrant do you use? |
Hum, this is more like a Fedora specific problem :
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I have a lead : http://blog.kragniz.eu/vagrant-fedora-21/ |
Wow, you had to compile your own Vagrant in fedora < 21? |
Looks like it. Or maybe there were no official packages… At the moment, I'm stuck a bit further :
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Can you try this?
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I am installing qemu right now, I figured it might be needed. And my ssh-agent is already set up (it is set up when I open my first terminal). |
Hum… no progress with either lead. |
vagrant-libvirt/vagrant-libvirt#45 Maybe here? |
Better :
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Huh, so you are using libvirt instead of VirtualBox? |
I have no idea what I'm doing :P I use docker usually… |
:( I'm trying to make this work with only docker, but it's still a WIP Can you change in Vagrantfile: config.vm.box = 'ubuntu/trusty64' to config.vm.box = 's3than/trusty64' |
It's downloading an image :) |
ETA 3 mn… gonna brush my teeth :) |
Huh, it looks stuck :
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Normally it asks me for sudo password at that point. Oh, sorry didn't saw it asked you too... it's too late xD |
It did to me too, for |
https://developer.fedoraproject.org/tools/vagrant/vagrant-nfs.html Maybe this helps? |
It goes a bit further…
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Related : hashicorp/vagrant#5424 |
Ugh, so many problems.. |
Yeah, I think I'm gonna wait for your docker WIP :P , it might be more simple (no nfs involved), plus I'm more familiar with that. |
I'm still learning docker, so it might take a while :P |
Added docker config... it took a while... Could you tell me what you think about my docker config @greg0ire? |
I must go now, but I'll make sure to have a look at it! |
Not sure how I'm supposed to run this… tried
I think there should be a native version of this volume, and I know you can define several docker-compose file, so maybe have one OSX specific, and one linux specific? Or have the OSX one override the linux one (which would be the default one)? |
That's what I thought.. I am trying to override the volume, it's the only important part I need to change for osx. |
Done, you can execute: docker-compose build or start.sh |
I get to the app! After running
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you should use the |
It works!!! Good job! This will be invaluable to test PRs! |
No luck 😕
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