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wiki:oar-vagrant [2016/03/04 21:43] – [Post Scriptum] neyronwiki:oar-vagrant [2021/01/25 21:14] – [Pull and build] neyron
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 You also need to install [[https://www.virtualbox.org|Virtualbox]] (remember: Vagrant is just a tool which instruments VM engines, with Virtualbox being well supported). You also need to install [[https://www.virtualbox.org|Virtualbox]] (remember: Vagrant is just a tool which instruments VM engines, with Virtualbox being well supported).
  
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 +Vagrant boxes are registered on https://app.vagrantup.com/. Search for oar-team.
  
 == Note about Linked clone VM disks: == == Note about Linked clone VM disks: ==
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 Change directory to one of the subdirectory where you will find a Vagrantfile and a provisioning script. Those directories are different flavors of installation with a choice of distribution among Debian and Centos versions, and of database backend (Mysql or PostgreSQL). E.g.: Change directory to one of the subdirectory where you will find a Vagrantfile and a provisioning script. Those directories are different flavors of installation with a choice of distribution among Debian and Centos versions, and of database backend (Mysql or PostgreSQL). E.g.:
-  * rpm_centos6_pgsql +  * rpm_centos6_pgsql (broken) 
-  * rpm_centos6_mysql+  * rpm_centos6_mysql (broken)
   * rpm_centos7_pgsql   * rpm_centos7_pgsql
   * deb_debian7_pgsql   * deb_debian7_pgsql
   * deb_debian8_pgsql   * deb_debian8_pgsql
   * deb_debian8_mysql   * deb_debian8_mysql
 +  * deb_debian9_pgsql
 +  * deb_debian10_pgsql
 +  * deb_debian11_pgsql
   * //other might appear someday//   * //other might appear someday//
  
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 By default, OAR packages that will be used are the stable (or backports, for Debian) package for the distribution. If you want to use testing package, you can use the OAR_FTP_DISTRIB environment variable. For Debian, you can also use the DEBIAN_EXTRA_DISTRIB environment variables to use packages from Debian unstable or testing distribution. By default, OAR packages that will be used are the stable (or backports, for Debian) package for the distribution. If you want to use testing package, you can use the OAR_FTP_DISTRIB environment variable. For Debian, you can also use the DEBIAN_EXTRA_DISTRIB environment variables to use packages from Debian unstable or testing distribution.
  
-== Examples for Debain ==+== Examples for Debian ==
   * '''export OAR_FTP_DISTRIB=sid_beta''' allows one to use the beta version of the packages for Debian sid/unstable (typically before the are uploaded to Debian sid/unstable and then moved to Debian testing a few days afterward).   * '''export OAR_FTP_DISTRIB=sid_beta''' allows one to use the beta version of the packages for Debian sid/unstable (typically before the are uploaded to Debian sid/unstable and then moved to Debian testing a few days afterward).
   * '''export OAR_FTP_DISTRIB=jessie-backports_beta''' allows on to use the beta version of the packages for jessie-backports (typically before the are uploaded to Debian jessie-backports distribution).   * '''export OAR_FTP_DISTRIB=jessie-backports_beta''' allows on to use the beta version of the packages for jessie-backports (typically before the are uploaded to Debian jessie-backports distribution).
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