Closed jschank closed 8 years ago
I only use the VMWare Vagrant implementation, so I'm not sure how much help I'll be.
@sashaegorov do you mind taking a look at this?
Hi @jschank I need some additional information. Please note the difference of these examples:
VBoxManage showvminfo "turnstun_default_1462525310804_71573" | grep -i state
State: powered off (since 2016-05-27T15:10:06.000000000)
This is similar to yours.
However during state detection --machinereadable
is used:
VBoxManage showvminfo --machinereadable "turnstun_default_1462525310804_71573" | grep -i state
VMState="poweroff"
...
So could you please to send me same output with --machinereadable
?
Hope it will help to figure out why it shows !
.
hmm, I think you're absolutely right. I missed the whole --machinereadable. FWIW my output is this
$ vboxmanage showvminfo --machinereadable "capitol-connect-dev_capitol-connect-dev_1464785959276_67250" | grep -i state
VMState="poweroff"
VMStateChangeTime="2016-06-02T03:01:34.000000000"
I don't think there is an actual problem.
Thanks for looking into it and getting in touch.
I believe the vagrant status portion is broken. I see a
!
which indicates unknown status It looks like the code is looking forVMState
but as you can see below, the property appears to be justState
$ vagrant --version Vagrant 1.8.1
VirtualBox version 5.0.18 r106667