Closed joshbronson closed 10 years ago
Hi folks, here's the top of my Vagrantfile:
VAGRANTFILE_API_VERSION = "2" Vagrant.configure(VAGRANTFILE_API_VERSION) do |config| # misc. config config.cache.synced_folder_opts = { type: :nfs, mount_options: ['rw', 'vers=3', 'tcp', 'nolock'] } # ... etc. end
Unfortunately, I'm seeing the following:
==> zookeeper0: Exporting NFS shared folders... ==> zookeeper0: Preparing to edit /etc/exports. Administrator privileges will be required... ==> zookeeper0: Mounting NFS shared folders... ==> zookeeper0: Mounting shared folders... zookeeper0: /tmp/vagrant-puppet-3/manifests => /Users/joshbronson/Source/test/hosts/manifests zookeeper0: /tmp/vagrant-puppet-3/modules-0 => /Users/joshbronson/Source/test/hosts/modules
Each of the hosts has synced nfs folders, which are working. I see this on the guest machine:
10.20.1.1:/Users/joshbronson/Source/test/hosts 698G 242G 457G 35% /vagrant 10.20.1.1:/Users/joshbronson/Source/test/hosts/packages 698G 242G 457G 35% /mnt/packages 10.20.1.1:/Users/joshbronson/Source/test/hosts/files 698G 242G 457G 35% /etc/puppet/files 10.20.1.1:/Users/joshbronson/Source/test/hosts/.vagrant/machines/zookeeper0/cache 698G 242G 457G 35% /tmp/vagrant-cache tmp_vagrant-puppet-3_manifests 698G 242G 457G 35% /tmp/vagrant-puppet-3/manifests tmp_vagrant-puppet-3_modules-0 698G 242G 457G 35% /tmp/vagrant-puppet-3/modules-0
It's entirely possible that I've fat-fingered something, but I thought I'd flag this anyway after trying a few things, including setting enable_nfs = true. I'm trying to launch CentOS machines from OS/X. Here's my setup:
$ vagrant -v vagrant -v Vagrant 1.6.3 $ vagrant plugin list vagrant plugin list vagrant-cachier (0.7.2) vagrant-hosts (2.1.5) vagrant-login (1.0.1, system) vagrant-share (1.1.0, system)
Cheers, Josh
oof, sorry, realizing this morning that I'd misread my mount command.
Hi folks, here's the top of my Vagrantfile:
Unfortunately, I'm seeing the following:
Each of the hosts has synced nfs folders, which are working. I see this on the guest machine:
It's entirely possible that I've fat-fingered something, but I thought I'd flag this anyway after trying a few things, including setting enable_nfs = true. I'm trying to launch CentOS machines from OS/X. Here's my setup:
Cheers, Josh