Vagrant VM for A.S.S. project

Dependencies:

Vagrant (https://www.vagrantup.com/)
VirtualBox (https://www.virtualbox.org/)
NFS Server
Linux (tested) or Mac (untested)
(On Windows the syncing can be changed to SMB sharing or default Virtualbox sharing, note that the default sharing mode of Virtualbox is slow!)

What does it do?

Provisions a Ubuntu 16.04 VM with all dependencies of Symfony and loads db-dump.sql in the db on provision

Vagrant commands

vagrant up start vm (creates a new vm if none is created)
vagrant halt stop vm
vagrant destroy destroy vm
vagrant ssh open ssh session to the VM

Provision/First Run

The VM will bind to 192.168.100.100, you can change this in the Vagrantfile. Please add the following urls to your hostfile (probably located at /etc/hosts):

app.dev
phpmyadmin.dev
Visit http://app.dev in your browser, you should see a phpinfo promt if not, something went wrong.

Install symfony

connect to the VM by ssh (vagrant ssh command) and navigate to /var/www/app (there's a alias, acting as shortcut, just type in app and hit enter.
remove the web folder containing index.php with the command rm -rf web
clone the a.s.s. repo with the command git clone <a.s.s. repo url> .
update the db and general config files at app folder and use 127.0.0.1 as host, root as user, 123 as password, dev as db scheme

Done

There's a PHPMyAdmin sitting at http://phpmyadmin.dev, user is root and password 123
There's a MailHog (intercepting all outgoing messages!) sitting at http://app.dev:8025 with user root and password 123
There's the craft app sitting at http://app.dev

Filesharing

The source/app folder gets synced to /var/www/app as soon as you uncomment it in the Vagrantfile This directory get's synced to /vagrant inside the VM too, so you can also use it to move stuff.

Troubleshooting

http://app.dev doesn't load after adding it to the hosts file => Flush your DNS cache https://help.dreamhost.com/hc/en-us/articles/214981288-Flushing-your-DNS-cache-in-Mac-OS-X-and-Linux (Linux should do that automatically for you!)
Port 80 can't be forwarded => Adjust port 80 in the Vagrantfile to whatever you want, for example 8080 on the host
NFS won't start => Either install the NFS Server package on your computer or fall back to Virtualbox default sharing (which is much slower!)

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