Closed fgiacomoni closed 7 years ago
I found in the Vagrantfile... "# TODO make a script for starting/stoping Galaxy as a service/daemon. Start automatically at startup of vm."
If you use the debug-vagrant branch, Galaxy should start automatically.
You can use the Ant file (build.xml), if facilitates life.
Do not forget to upgrade your box with vagrant: vagrant box update
.
Then run ant clean
followed by either ant dev
or ant prod
.
I'll look at the azerty issue.
Done
After vm producing with the vagrant method, it's easy to export the vm in a OVA format. When deploying the ova new instance on VirtualBox: