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Why would you want this? A Vagrant configured Virtual Machine setup for your Drupal work provides: • Match your real go-live production environment (as opposed to a MAMP setup or putting a LAMP stack directly on your machine means your site is dependent on that environment) • Repeatability and consistency: can re-run your scripts to setup the VM if you need to, you can share your setup with others More detail on these at end of doc - see 'Background' Don't get put off by the length of instructions! A bit long aren't they?! TL;DR and all that! NOTE: Most of the stuff is a one-off setup. Hang in there!

Carter McLaughlin. Vagrant Web & Creative Design. Print and social media consulting and strategy. Click the radio button next to the Facebook icon. Bolt CMS: Easy for editors, and a developer's dream CMSTwig templates. Bolt uses Twig for its templates: an elegant, flexible and concise templating language that allows you to write templates the way you want. X ~~~~~ The Importance of Miranda By~Panda Bear. Self-Incrimination ~ Right to Know the Nature of the. Please note that this tutorial will put a focus on a WordPress development environment since that's what I work in, but the skills should be transferable to any other type of environment since we go over Vagrant Boxes. In order to get started you need to download Vagrant and VirtualBox. Once those are. This collection of downloadable PSD freebies of web buttons features calls to action buttons, social media buttons, download buttons and other GUI buttons from top.

After that it's much less and it will pay off - see 'Why would you want this?' Contact me if you need advice - post a comment - help me write a better guide:) Revision History Credits credits (so far): on twitter @kaelle76 (d.o. Kae76) where I saw puphpet.com on their timeline passed on from @rupertjabelman @a_c_m - credit to them as well. Also @blowski for some suggestions about overcoming permissions conflicts between the VM and its host, using samba.

I will do my best to credit everyone involved, I believe that this guide has also been repositioned in the Guide -thanks to those who did that. Also Mitchell Hashimoto for Vagrant and puphpet.com. Will try keep this up to date. Checklist overview The structure of this guide is 2 parts ~ 1: a quick checklist overview for quick reference, followed by detail on each of the steps 1.

Prerequisites: Oracle VirtualBox (virtualbox.org - 4.2.12 works well), Vagrant installed (vagrantup.com - working version 1.2.2 works). *Why older versions?* - answer because some later versions may be unstable or have regression introduced to them. Platform tested on: Mac OS 2. Get.zipped 'manifest' from.zip file from puphpet.com wheezy64. Set mysql root password (create any databases you need here, note settings leave everything else alone) 3. Mitsubishi Pajero Io Workshop Manual Pdf. Unzip the zip file to place on your host machine where you want it, we call this your vagrant host folder 4.

In Vagrantfile of the unzipped folder: config.vm.synced_folder './', '/var/www', id: 'vagrant-root',:extra =>'dmode=777,fmode=666' 5. In terminal / command line window cd to the folder containing the unzipped vagrant files 6.

Run Vagrant: vagrant up 7. Be patient while things are setup and downloaded - could take 30mins first time around if downloading the box file 8. When finished open another terminal window, ssh into the VM 9. In the VM, enabled the root user 10. In the VM, as root user, if not created databases (in 2) or want to add more later do this now 11.

Download drupal to a folder in the web server root (/var/www/) 12. Kick off the Drupal install 12b NOTE: Apache directive AllowOverride All needed Optional - if you want debugging with Komodo IDE 8: 1-12 In Detail: 1.

Pre-requisites • Tested on Mac OS X 10.8.4 - would it expect it to work on other versions and platforms (Linux, Windows -with adjustments) • Oracle Virtual Box 4.2.12 (regression was introduced in 4.2.14 that stopped Vagrant working) • Vagrant 1.2 or greater • Configurator from puphpet.com 2. Create your Vagrant and Manifest file: • Go to • choose Debian Wheezy 7.0rc1 x64 // Reason: I tried Precise and got fatal errors so sticking with Wheezy for now, haven't tried the others yet Databases in the Configurator: • must do this: • set the MySQL Root Password // Reason: 'MySQL will only be installed when a password is entered here.' That would be great, kae76, thank you, will make it more readable. It's plain text with minimal formatting so not as friendly as it should be - and that is certainly the intention to make it readable.

So, thank you! Please also feel free to follow up on any errors. I went through the steps twice, successful both times, but open to knowing about any gotchas. By the way, you will need to edit your Apache directive to Allow Override All as I found that Clean-URLs were broken with this 'out-of-the-box' - exact instructions as to what to do are here - I've written up: I'm going to update the doc too, in a moment. • or to post comments.