vagrant/templates/strings.yml

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# CATEGORY: Status Messages
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:status_listing: |-
  This environment represents multiple VMs. The VMs will be listed
  below with a short status. For more detailed information about a
  VM, run `vagrant status NAME`.
:status_no_environment: |-
  No vagrant environment detected. Run `vagrant init` to setup a Vagrantfile
  in the current directory to get started with Vagrant.
:status_not_created: |-
  The environment has not yet been created. Run `vagrant up` to create the
  environment.
:status_created: |-
  The environment has been created. The status of the current environment's
  virtual machine is: "<%= vm_state %>"

  <%= additional_message %>
:status_created_running: |-
  To stop this VM, you can run `vagrant halt` to shut it down forcefully,
  or you can run `vagrant suspend` to simply suspend the virtual machine.
  In either case, to restart it again, simply run a `vagrant up`.
:status_created_saved: |-
  To resume this VM, simply run `vagrant up`.
:status_created_powered_off: |-
  To restart this VM, simply run `vagrant up`.
:status_global: |-
  Below is a list of virtual machines which are currently created and were
  created by a Vagrant environment. The path listed was the "last known path"
  of the environment (it may have moved).

  <%= entries.join("\n\n") %>
:status_global_entry: |-
  Name:       <%= vm.vm.name %>
  Path:       <%= data["path"] %>
  Created at: <%= Time.at(data["created_at"]) %>

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# CATEGORY: Warning Messages
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:vm_additions_not_detected: |-
  WARNING!
  No guest additions were detected on the base box for this VM! Guest
  additions are required for forwarded ports, shared folders, host only
  networking, and more. If SSH fails on this machine, please install
  the guest additions and repackage the box to continue.
:vm_additions_version_mismatch: |-
  WARNING!
  The guest additions on this VM do not match the install version of
  VirtualBox! This often causes things such as forwared ports, shared
  folders, and more to not work properly. If any of those things fail on
  this machine, please update the guest additions and repackage the
  box.

  Guest Additions Version: <%= guest_additions_version %>
  VirtualBox Version: <%= virtualbox_version %>

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# CATEGORY: Error Messages
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:box_already_exists: |-
  This box appears to already exist! Please call `vagrant box remove <%= box_name %>`
  and then try to add it again.
:box_add_already_exists: |-
  A box with the name '<%= box_name %>' already exists, please use another name or use `vagrant box remove <%= box_name %>`
:box_download_unknown_type: |-
  Unknown URI type for box download.
:box_file_exists: |-
  The specified output file for packaging already exists. Please move
  the file or modify the output filename parameter then try to package
  again.

  Specified output file: <%= output_file %>
:box_remove_doesnt_exist: |-
  The box you're attempting to remove does not exist!
:box_specified_doesnt_exist: |-
  Specified box `<%= box_name %>` does not exist!

  The box must be added through the `vagrant box add` command. Please view
  the documentation associated with the command for more information.
:box_verification_failed: |-
  The specified box is invalid. This can commonly be attributed to incorrectly
  typing in the path to the box or invalid packaging of the box.
:box_not_specified: |-
  No base box was specified! A base box is required as a staring point
  for every vagrant virtual machine. Please specify one in your Vagrantfile
  using `config.vm.box`
:chef_base_invalid_provisioner: |-
  Vagrant::Provisioners::Chef is not a valid provisioner! Use ChefSolo or ChefServer instead.
:chef_server_url_required: |-
  Chef server provisioning requires that the `config.chef.chef_server_url` be set to the
  URL of your chef server. Examples include "http://12.12.12.12:4000" and
  "http://myserver.com:4000" (the port of course can be different, but 4000 is the default)
:chef_server_validation_key_required: |-
  Chef server provisioning requires that the `config.chef.validation_key_path` configuration
  be set to a path on your local machine of the validation key used to register the
  VM with the chef server.
:chef_server_validation_key_doesnt_exist: |-
  The validation key set for `config.chef.validation_key_path` does not exist! This
  file needs to exist so it can be uploaded to the virtual machine. It is
  currently set to "<%= Vagrant.config.chef.validation_key_path %>"
:chef_not_detected: |-
  The `<%= binary %>` binary appears to not be in the PATH of the guest. This
  could be because the PATH is not properly setup or perhaps chef is not
  installed on this guest. Chef provisioning can not continue without
  chef properly installed.
:command_box_invalid: |-
  Please specify a valid action to take on the boxes, either
  `add` or `remove`. Examples:

  vagrant box add name uri
  vagrant box remove name
  vagrant box list
:dotfile_error: |-
  The dotfile which Vagrant uses to store the UUID of the project's
  virtual machine already exists and is not a file! The dotfile is
  currently configured to be `<%= env.dotfile_path %>`

  To change this value, please see `config.vagrant.dotfile_name`

  Are you trying to use Vagrant from your home directory? This is the
  leading cause of this error message. To resolve this, simply use a
  different directory. Or, if you really want to run Vagrant from your
  home directory, modify the `config.vagrant.dotfile_name` configuration
  key.
:downloader_file_doesnt_exist: |-
  The given box does not exist on the file system:

  <%= source_url %>
:environment_not_created: |-
  The task you're trying to run requires that the vagrant environment
  already be created, but unfortunately this vagrant still appears to
  have no box! You can setup the environment by setting up your
  <%= Vagrant::Environment::ROOTFILE_NAME %> and running `vagrant up`
:network_not_found: |-
  The specified host network could not be found: <%= name %>.
  If the name specification is removed, Vagrant will create a new
  host only network for you. Alternatively, please create the
  specified network manually.
:network_collides: |-
  The specified host network collides with a non-hostonly network!
  This will cause your specified IP to be inaccessible. Please change
  the IP or name of your host only network to not match that of
  a bridged or non-hostonly network.
:package_include_file_doesnt_exist: |-
  File specified to include: '<%= filename %>' does not exist!
:package_multivm: |-
  Because this Vagrant environment represents multiple VMs, a
  specific VM must be specified. This can be done by calling
  `vagrant package NAME` where NAME is a valid VM represented by
  your Vagrantfile.
:package_requires_export: |-
  Package must be used in conjunction with export.
:provisioner_invalid_class: |-
  Provisioners must be an instance of Vagrant::Provisioners::Base
:provisioner_unknown_type: |-
  Unknown provisioner type: <%= provisioner %>
:rootfile_already_exists: |-
  It looks like this directory is already setup for vagrant! (A <%= Vagrant::Environment::ROOTFILE_NAME %>
  already exists.)
:rootfile_not_found: |-
  A `<%= Vagrant::Environment::ROOTFILE_NAME %>` was not found! This file is required for vagrant to run
  since it describes the expected environment that vagrant is supposed
  to manage. Please create a `<%= Vagrant::Environment::ROOTFILE_NAME %>` and place it in your project
  root.
:ssh_bad_permissions: |-
  The private key to connect to this box via SSH has invalid permissions
  set on it. The permissions of the private key should be set to 0600, otherwise SSH will
  ignore the key. Vagrant tried to do this automatically for you but failed. Please set the
  permissions on the following file to 0600 and then try running this command again:

  <%= key_path %>
:ssh_bad_exit_status: |-
  The following SSH command responded with a non-zero exit status.
  Vagrant assumes that this means the command failed!

  <%= command %>
:ssh_unavailable_windows: |-
  `vagrant ssh` isn't available on the Windows platform. The
  vagrant.ppk file is available at

     <%= key_path %>.ppk

  for use with Putty. To do this create a new Putty session for
  `vagrant@localhost` on port `<%= ssh_port %>`, in the Connection>SSH>Auth
  configuration section navigate to the vagrant.ppk file,
  select it, save the session for later use, and connect.

  For a more detailed guide please consult:

     http://vagrantup.com/docs/getting-started/windows.html
:ssh_multivm: |-
  Because this Vagrant environment represents multiple VMs, a
  specific VM must be specified. This can be done by calling
  `vagrant ssh NAME` where NAME is a valid VM represented by
  your Vagrantfile.

  Alternatively, if you mark one of your VMs as 'primary,'
  then Vagrant will default to that VM. This can be done by
  specifying `:primary => true` when defining the VM. Example:

  config.vm.define(:foo, :primary => true) do |config|
    ...
  end
:ssh_config_multivm: |-
  Because this Vagrant environment represents multiple VMs, a
  specific VM must be specified. This can be done by calling
  `vagrant ssh-config NAME` where NAME is a valid VM represented by
  your Vagrantfile.
:system_invalid_class: |-
  The specified system does not inherit from `Vagrant::Systems::Base`. The
  specified system class must inherit from this class.

  The specified system class was: <%= system %>
:system_unknown_type: |-
  The specified system type is unknown: <%= system %>. Please change this
  to a proper value.
:system_unspecified: |-
  A VM system type must be specified! This is done via the `config.vm.system`
  configuration value. Please read the documentation online for more information.
:unison_not_found: |-
  The `unison` binary was not found on the guest machine. This is required
  for folder syncing via unison. Please install unison on your system to
  use folder syncing. You may also disable folder syncing, install unison,
  re-enable syncing, then call a `vagrant reload` to enable syncing.
:unknown_vm: |-
  The specified VM could not be found: <%= vm %>
:virtualbox_import_failure: |-
  The VM import failed! Try running `VBoxManage import` on the box file
  manually for more verbose error output.
:virtualbox_invalid_version: |-
  Vagrant has detected that you have VirtualBox version <%= version %> installed!
  Vagrant requires that you use at least VirtualBox version 3.2. Please install
  a more recent version of VirtualBox to continue.
:virtualbox_not_detected: |-
  Vagrant could not detect VirtualBox! Make sure VirtualBox is properly installed.
  If VirtualBox is installed, it may be an incorrect version. Vagrant currently
  only supports VirtualBox 3.1.x. Please install the proper version to continue.
:virtualbox_invalid_ose: |-
  Vagrant has detected you're using an OSE ("Open Source Edition") of VirtualBox.
  Vagrant currently doesn't support any of the OSE editions due to slight API
  differences. Please download the regular package from virtualbox.org and install
  to continue.
:vm_failed_to_boot: |-
  Failed to connect to VM! Failed to boot?
:vm_base_not_found: |-
  The specified base VM "<%= name %>" was not found.
:vm_not_running_for_suspend: |-
  The vagrant virtual environment you are trying to suspend must be running to be suspended.
:vm_not_suspended: |-
  The vagrant virtual environment you are trying to resume is not in a suspended state.
:vm_port_auto_empty: |-
  Vagrant found a port collision for the specified port and virtual machine.
  While this port was marked to be auto-corrected, the ports in the
  auto-correction range are all also used.

  VM: <%= vm_name %>
  Forwarded port: <%= name %> (<%= options[:guestport] %> => <%= options[:hostport] %>)
:vm_port_collision: |-
  Vagrant cannot forward the specified ports on this VM, since they
  would collide with another VirtualBox virtual machine's forwarded
  ports! The "<%= name %>" forwarded port (<%= hostport %>) is already in use on the host
  machine.

  To fix this, modify your current projects Vagrantfile to use another
  port. Example, where '1234' would be replaced by a unique host port:

  config.vm.forward_port("<%= name %>", <%= guestport %>, 1234)
:vm_power_off_to_move_hd: |-
  The virtual machine must be powered off to move its disk.
:vm_power_off_to_package: |-
  The vagrant virtual environment you are trying to package must be powered off.
:vm_mount_fail: |-
  Failed to mount shared folders. vboxsf was not available.
:vm_ssh_auth_failed: |-
  SSH authentication failed! While this could be due to a variety of reasons,
  the two most common are: private key path is incorrect or you're using a box
  which was built for Vagrant 0.1.x.

  Vagrant 0.2.x dropped support for password-based authentication. If you're
  tring to `vagrant up` a box which does not support Vagrant's private/public
  keypair, then this error will be raised. To resolve this, read the guide
  on converting base boxes from password-based to keypairs here:

  http://vagrantup.com/docs/converting_password_to_key_ssh.html

  If the box was built for 0.2.x and contains a custom public key, perhaps
  the path to the private key is incorrect. Check your `config.ssh.private_key_path`.

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# CATEGORY: Error Messages for Linux System
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:network_not_debian: |-
  Host only networking is only supported for Debian/Ubuntu by the built-in
  "Linux" system. If you're using some other distro and want to implement
  host only networking, please subclass the `Vagrant::Systems::Linux` class
  and implement the `prepare_host_only_network` and `enable_host_only_network`
  methods.

  Otherwise, please report your distro and how to modify network interfaces
  to the Vagrant mailing list or IRC and we'll probably be glad to add it
  to the internal systems.