I got into a weird limbo state that I couldn't get out of even after clearing every cache I could think of, uninstalling the vagrant-dns server, etc.
In the end, I fixed it by removing ~/.vagrant.d/tmp/dns and restarting my vagrant env with the dns server installed. Not sure if you think that belongs in the README, but the experience almost made me bail on the gem, and so perhaps it's worth saving the next person the hassle.
Might it even make sense to remove the dns directory when we run rvmsudo vagrant dns --uninstall? It feels as if that command should "reset" the experience, if that makes sense
Thanks for the awesome plugin by the way! :)
I got into a weird limbo state that I couldn't get out of even after clearing every cache I could think of, uninstalling the vagrant-dns server, etc.
In the end, I fixed it by removing
~/.vagrant.d/tmp/dnsand restarting my vagrant env with the dns server installed. Not sure if you think that belongs in the README, but the experience almost made me bail on the gem, and so perhaps it's worth saving the next person the hassle.Might it even make sense to remove the dns directory when we run
rvmsudo vagrant dns --uninstall? It feels as if that command should "reset" the experience, if that makes sense Thanks for the awesome plugin by the way! :)