The mount id is a file path which will contain forward slashes. A
previous attempt (although notably missing in the Linux host plugin) at
fixing this used `String.gsub` to escape the forward slashes; however,
the solution that eventually made its way into the 1.5 release uses
`Regexp.escape` which doesn't escape forward slashes.
The Ruby `Regexp.escape` method does not escape forward slashes because
they are not RE meta-characters; their special meaning is specific to
sed expressions as delimiters. To avoid the issue entirely, we can use
an alternative delimiter by prefixing the address expression with a
backslash with the desired delimiter character following.
Use control character (ASCII code point `0x01`) as expression delimiter
so it is very unlikely an identifier will have a conflicting character
within it.
With a synced folder configuration like so:
synced_folder ".", "/vagrant", :nfs => true
synced_folder "#{ENV['HOME']}/mirror", "/mirror", :nfs => true
synced_folder ENV['HOME'], "/home/#{ENV['USER']}", :nfs => true
on OSX, vagrant writes two overlapping exports to /etc/exports
which then fail the export check.
Iterating through the list of folders lexically builds a correct, single
exports entry.
Signed-off-by: Teemu Matilainen <teemu.matilainen@iki.fi>
On my machine i had a case where /etc/exports was updated but the old
exports were still there. This was leading to
"exportfs: duplicated export entries" and eventually leading to nfs
being not available for the box.
changing the command exportfs -r to exportfs -ar seems to address this
issue.
Signed-off-by: BlackEagle <ike.devolder@gmail.com>
In the case that NFS is already started on a Gentoo host, /etc/init.d/nfs start will not reload exports, but fail. /etc/init.d/nfs reload is known to fail for some esoteric configurations of /etc/exports, restart should be safe for existing connections.
mapall= and maproot= are mutually exclusive options. Currently, when trying to use maproot=, mapall= is getting automatically added, which prevents us from using the NFS mount. This change turns off the adding of mapall= if maproot= has been specified as an option.
@mitchellh, the internal encoding doesn't seem to work. Therefore,
I reverted that previous change to vagrant.rb.
However, I found two alternate solutions. Either transcoding,
`/etc/redhat-release` to ISO-8859-1 on open, or using something
like File.binread to transcode the file contents to raw.
* On Slackware, /etc/rc.d/rc.nfsd has no "status" argument, so the check command change to pidof command.
* On Plamo Linux, there is no /etc/slackware-release file, so use "/usr/lib/setup/Plamo-*" instead.
To reload /etc/exports, /sbin/exportfs is best way
to command it in standard.
It modify generic linux to check daemon status
before restart instead of restarting everytime.
Signed-off-by: Hiroshi Miura <miurahr@linux.com>
Vagrant has been failing to run on CentOS 6 since version 1.2.5.
The read of file /etc/redhat-release appeared to be only checking for the word Fedora. Altered the regex to match CentOS as well
The version_number regex was causing an error because my /etc/redhat-release looks like this:
Fedora Core release 6 (Zod)
This fix allowed initialize to run just fine on my ridiculously old release.
Mitchell Hashimoto
Jon Topper
Kevin Carmody
Russell Jackson
Tim Gus
BlackEagle
Gustavo Gama
Rudolf Leermakers
rimckenn
Matthew
viq
keyist
Raman Nanda
David
Eric G. Wolfe
Michael G. Noll
Elan Ruusamäe
KATOH Yasufumi
Hiroshi Miura
gwenci
Brett Stauner
Dave Marshall
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