Hi! First of all, thank you for this plugin. It makes Vagrant usable under win.
I made this comment under the article you wrote but later I found a link to github in comments. This seems a better place to do it.
My setup:
vagrant 1.6.5
win 8.1
debian 7.5 x64, box created using puphpet
I got a weird problem on guest system: When something overwrites longer file with less content, the rest of the previous file content is still there (visible on both host anf guest).
Example:
Let’s say I have a file with content
AAAAA
Now I use php to update it with:
BBB
and it is the simpliest test call: file_put_contents($testFile, “BBB”);
As a result I get:
BBBAA
Using nano on files in shared folders gives similar results (newline is sometimes after new content), like this:
BBB
A
None of this happens when I update the file on host - then it works fine.
Ok, I see it was reported before in #8, #23 and #22. Linking in case anyone got here before reaching those. I did try to google that before I opened this issue but missed them somehow.
Hi! First of all, thank you for this plugin. It makes Vagrant usable under win.
I made this comment under the article you wrote but later I found a link to github in comments. This seems a better place to do it.
My setup: vagrant 1.6.5 win 8.1 debian 7.5 x64, box created using puphpet
I got a weird problem on guest system: When something overwrites longer file with less content, the rest of the previous file content is still there (visible on both host anf guest).
Example: Let’s say I have a file with content AAAAA Now I use php to update it with: BBB and it is the simpliest test call: file_put_contents($testFile, “BBB”);
As a result I get: BBBAA
Using nano on files in shared folders gives similar results (newline is sometimes after new content), like this: BBB A
None of this happens when I update the file on host - then it works fine.
Any clue what this may be?
Thanks in advance