Run the Cisco workaround with vagrant commands

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Run the Cisco workaround with vagrant commands #156

Closed cweagans closed 9 years ago

cweagans commented 9 years ago

We should just run the Cisco workaround script when appropriate. Unfortunately, it's unlikely that the script will work on Yosemite and up because ipfw doesn't exist anymore (it's now pf, which is some weird BSD thing I've never heard of/used). Right now, no action will be taken if the host os is Yosemite or newer, but we should figure out how to make pf cooperate and add it later.

cweagans commented 9 years ago

It seems that my Ruby skills are a bit lacking. There's something wrong with darwinVersion = Integer(RbConfig::CONFIG['host_os'][6,8]), but I'm not sure what. Any ideas?

scottrigby commented 9 years ago

@cweagans Yeah we should rewrite the script for Yosemite as a separate issue from automating it. I just ran into this for the first time since upgrading my OS + being on proxy (which i try to avoid like the plague)

ericduran commented 9 years ago

I'm closing this, we should just force everyone to use v4 of the cisco client.

scottrigby commented 9 years ago

@ericduran Is there a company link to cisco v4?

cweagans commented 9 years ago

Yeah, I don't think we can depend on v4 just yet. Remote services is still handing out v3. Is there some way to get them to upgrade (or at least let people use v4 if they specifically ask for it)?