Vagrant provisioning script ends early
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I am attempting to write a provisioning script for vagrant, however, after the following lines, the provisioning script ends early, and does not continue, I am looking for an alternative method or solution to getting the script to continue...
apt-get update
apt-get install blackfire-agent
blackfire-agent -register << ANSWERS
$5
$6
ANSWERS
However, it never reaches the next line which is
/etc/init.d/blackfire-agent restart
Any ideas?
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asked Jul 20 at 10:03
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I am attempting to write a provisioning script for vagrant, however, after the following lines, the provisioning script ends early, and does not continue, I am looking for an alternative method or solution to getting the script to continue...
apt-get update
apt-get install blackfire-agent
blackfire-agent -register << ANSWERS
$5
$6
ANSWERS
However, it never reaches the next line which is
/etc/init.d/blackfire-agent restart
Any ideas?
shell-script vagrant
asked Jul 20 at 10:03
Jeffrey L. Roberts
174111
You would be better served having the register process bundled in a shell script on the virtual machine itself and then execute the shell script from your vagrantfile. Perhaps write the script and store it on the host machine and then map it to the virtual machine through a shared drive. The alternative would be to build a custom "box" on Hashicorp with the script already contained.
– Raman Sailopal
Jul 20 at 10:13
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I am attempting to write a provisioning script for vagrant, however, after the following lines, the provisioning script ends early, and does not continue, I am looking for an alternative method or solution to getting the script to continue...
apt-get update
apt-get install blackfire-agent
blackfire-agent -register << ANSWERS
$5
$6
ANSWERS
However, it never reaches the next line which is
/etc/init.d/blackfire-agent restart
Any ideas?
shell-script vagrant
asked Jul 20 at 10:03
Jeffrey L. Roberts
174111
I am attempting to write a provisioning script for vagrant, however, after the following lines, the provisioning script ends early, and does not continue, I am looking for an alternative method or solution to getting the script to continue...
apt-get update
apt-get install blackfire-agent
blackfire-agent -register << ANSWERS
$5
$6
ANSWERS
However, it never reaches the next line which is
/etc/init.d/blackfire-agent restart
Any ideas?
shell-script vagrant
asked Jul 20 at 10:03
Jeffrey L. Roberts
174111
asked Jul 20 at 10:03
Jeffrey L. Roberts
174111
asked Jul 20 at 10:03
Jeffrey L. Roberts
174111
asked Jul 20 at 10:03
Jeffrey L. Roberts
174111
174111
You would be better served having the register process bundled in a shell script on the virtual machine itself and then execute the shell script from your vagrantfile. Perhaps write the script and store it on the host machine and then map it to the virtual machine through a shared drive. The alternative would be to build a custom "box" on Hashicorp with the script already contained.
– Raman Sailopal
Jul 20 at 10:13
add a comment |Â
You would be better served having the register process bundled in a shell script on the virtual machine itself and then execute the shell script from your vagrantfile. Perhaps write the script and store it on the host machine and then map it to the virtual machine through a shared drive. The alternative would be to build a custom "box" on Hashicorp with the script already contained.
– Raman Sailopal
Jul 20 at 10:13
You would be better served having the register process bundled in a shell script on the virtual machine itself and then execute the shell script from your vagrantfile. Perhaps write the script and store it on the host machine and then map it to the virtual machine through a shared drive. The alternative would be to build a custom "box" on Hashicorp with the script already contained.
– Raman Sailopal
Jul 20 at 10:13
You would be better served having the register process bundled in a shell script on the virtual machine itself and then execute the shell script from your vagrantfile. Perhaps write the script and store it on the host machine and then map it to the virtual machine through a shared drive. The alternative would be to build a custom "box" on Hashicorp with the script already contained.
– Raman Sailopal
Jul 20 at 10:13
add a comment |Â
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You would be better served having the register process bundled in a shell script on the virtual machine itself and then execute the shell script from your vagrantfile. Perhaps write the script and store it on the host machine and then map it to the virtual machine through a shared drive. The alternative would be to build a custom "box" on Hashicorp with the script already contained.
– Raman Sailopal
Jul 20 at 10:13