Closed otahi closed 10 years ago
@tmatilai Thank you for checking!
I think this logic is OK, because systemctl
is a user tool which is in systemd package.
It can be run by a vagrant user to show system information.
[vagrant@localhost ~]$ cat /etc/redhat-release
CentOS Linux release 7.0.1406 (Core)
[vagrant@localhost ~]$ rpm -ql systemd | grep /usr/bin/systemctl
/usr/bin/systemctl
[vagrant@localhost ~]$ systemctl show sshd.service | grep SubState
SubState=running
[vagrant@localhost ~]$
OK, it's just inconsistent as the command is then invoked with sudo. But let's trust there will be no problems here.
@tmatilai How about this pull request? Can you accept it? I want you to merge if you can accept this pull request, and release vagrant-proxyconf(1.4.0?).
Docker support has been proposed since May 30th 2014. There are several docker related issues in these days(#72, #74, #83 except my pull requests).
I want to use docker supported vagrant-proxyconf as a normal vagrant plugin. I will appreciate if you give a schedule for the next release.
@otahi I'm very sorry for my inactivity. But the PR seems good, so merging it in.
@tmatilai Thank you for merging!! :smile:
I will wait for the release of 1.4.0.
Add support CoreOS to vagrant-proxyconf docker function. This is indicated in #74.
This modification is based on #75. Only c31a4ba is added to #75.
It has been tested and the result is OK.