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The official centos vagrant boxes do not include the Virtualbox guest additions, so rsync is the default sync transport. A vagrant up will then just do an initial rsync for sync'd folders. There are a few issues with this with oscar:
1/ after downloading PE installer:
==> master: Running provisioner: pe_bootstrap...
==> master: bash: line 4: /vagrant/.pe_build/puppet-enterprise-2019.2.1-el-7-x86_64/puppet-enterprise-installer: No such file or directory
2/ after installing and trying to puppet apply master.pp:
==> master: Error: Could not run: Could not find file /vagrant/.pe_build/post-install/master.pp
The workaround at each step is to vagrant reload master.
I assume there's a way we can also get /vagrant to be mounted using vagrant-sshfs or nfs. Is there a recommended method of configuring this?
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vagrant on mac now uses rsync by default which breaks oscar
centos vagrant boxes use rsync by default which breaks oscar
Nov 29, 2019
The official centos vagrant boxes do not include the Virtualbox guest additions, so rsync is the default sync transport. A
vagrant up
will then just do an initial rsync for sync'd folders. There are a few issues with this with oscar:1/ after downloading PE installer:
2/ after installing and trying to puppet apply master.pp:
The workaround at each step is to
vagrant reload master
.I assume there's a way we can also get /vagrant to be mounted using vagrant-sshfs or nfs. Is there a recommended method of configuring this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: