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⚠️Landa: /* Notes */

2016-02-16T17:36:03Z

Notes

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	* You can specify different image before creating a new virtual machine in Vagrantfile (default is Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64bit):		* You can specify different image before creating a new virtual machine in Vagrantfile (default is Ubuntu 14.04 LTS 64bit):

	config.vm.box_url = "~~http~~://~~files~~.~~vagrantup~~.com/~~precise64~~.box"		config.vm.box_url = "https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/vagrant/trusty/current/trusty-server-cloudimg-amd64-vagrant-disk1.box"

Neteler: +Fedora

2016-02-16T16:10:45Z

+Fedora

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	This page shows how to use {{wikipedia\|Vagrant_(software)\|Vagrant}} together with GRASS GIS. The GRASS source code contains customized {{src\|Vagrantfile}}. This highly simplifies the vagrant usage.		This page shows how to use {{wikipedia\|Vagrant_(software)\|Vagrant}} together with GRASS GIS. The GRASS source code contains customized {{src\|Vagrantfile}}. This highly simplifies the vagrant usage.

	~~Dependecies~~:		Dependencies:

			# Debian/Ubuntu
	apt-get install vagrant virtualbox		apt-get install vagrant virtualbox

			# Fedora
			dnf install vagrant libvirt VirtualBox

	''Note:'' '$' shows commands to be entered from local machine, '#' from vagrant's virtual machine		''Note:'' '$' shows commands to be entered from local machine, '#' from vagrant's virtual machine
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	$ vagrant up		$ vagrant up

	The command creates new vagrant virtual machines, downloads all ~~dependecies~~, and compiles GRASS on this machine. You can connect to this machine by:		The command creates new vagrant virtual machines, downloads all dependencies, and compiles GRASS on this machine. You can connect to this machine by:

	$ vagrant ssh		$ vagrant ssh
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	:1a) link your grassdata from local to virtual machine:		:1a) link your grassdata from local to virtual machine:

	:Uncomment lines ~~bellow~~ in the Vagrantfile and define 'grassdata_dir' pointing to your GRASS data directory on local machine:		:Uncomment lines below in the Vagrantfile and define 'grassdata_dir' pointing to your GRASS data directory on local machine:

	grassdata_dir = "/opt/grassdata"		grassdata_dir = "/opt/grassdata"

⚠️Landa: /* How to update GRASS installation */

2016-02-16T15:32:47Z

How to update GRASS installation

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	If you want to re-compile GRASS from scratch (make distclean && configure && make && make install) you need to destroy your virtual machine and create new one:		If you want to re-compile GRASS from scratch (make distclean && configure && make && make install) you need to destroy your virtual machine and create new one:

	$ vagrant destroy -f		$ vagrant destroy -f && vagrant up
	$ vagrant up

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

⚠️Landa at 11:29, 16 February 2016

2016-02-16T11:29:17Z

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	$ vagrant destroy -f		$ vagrant destroy -f
	$ vagrant up		$ vagrant up

			== Notes ==

			* You can specify different image before creating a new virtual machine in Vagrantfile (default is Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64bit):

			config.vm.box_url = "http://files.vagrantup.com/precise64.box"

⚠️Landa at 11:27, 16 February 2016

2016-02-16T11:27:37Z

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			{{toc\|right}}
	This page shows how to use {{wikipedia\|Vagrant_(software)\|Vagrant}} together with GRASS GIS. The GRASS source code contains customized {{src\|Vagrantfile}}. This highly simplifies the vagrant usage.		This page shows how to use {{wikipedia\|Vagrant_(software)\|Vagrant}} together with GRASS GIS. The GRASS source code contains customized {{src\|Vagrantfile}}. This highly simplifies the vagrant usage.

⚠️Landa: /* Usage */

2016-02-16T11:17:15Z

Usage

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	2) start GRASS from virtual machine		2) start GRASS from virtual machine

			$ vagrant ssh
	# grass71		# grass71

⚠️Landa: /* Usage */

2016-02-16T11:16:51Z

Usage

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	1) First, we need to get our GRASS data to the virtual machine, there are several options:		1) First, we need to get our GRASS data to the virtual machine, there are several options:

	1a) link your grassdata from local to virtual machine:		:1a) link your grassdata from local to virtual machine:

	Uncomment lines bellow in the Vagrantfile and define 'grassdata_dir' pointing to your GRASS data directory on local machine:		:Uncomment lines bellow in the Vagrantfile and define 'grassdata_dir' pointing to your GRASS data directory on local machine:

	grassdata_dir = "/opt/grassdata"		grassdata_dir = "/opt/grassdata"
	host.vm.synced_folder grassdata_dir, "/home/vagrant/grassdata"		host.vm.synced_folder grassdata_dir, "/home/vagrant/grassdata"

	Then reload your virtual machine to reflect the synced GRASS data directory:		:Then reload your virtual machine to reflect the synced GRASS data directory:

	$ vagrant reload		$ vagrant reload

	1b) copy your grassdata from local to virtual machine:		:1b) copy your grassdata from local to virtual machine:

	$ scp -r -F ssh-config /opt/grassdata grass-gis-vagrant:		$ scp -r -F ssh-config /opt/grassdata grass-gis-vagrant:

	1c) download on virtual machine sample grassdata from Internet		:1c) download on virtual machine sample grassdata from Internet:

	$ vagrant ssh		$ vagrant ssh

⚠️Landa: /* Usage */

2016-02-16T11:16:16Z

Usage

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	1) First, we need to get our GRASS data to the virtual machine, there are several options:		1) First, we need to get our GRASS data to the virtual machine, there are several options:

	1a) link ~~our~~ grassdata from local to virtual machine:		1a) link your grassdata from local to virtual machine:

	Uncomment lines bellow in the Vagrantfile and define 'grassdata_dir' pointing to your GRASS data directory on local machine:		Uncomment lines bellow in the Vagrantfile and define 'grassdata_dir' pointing to your GRASS data directory on local machine:
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	$ vagrant reload		$ vagrant reload

	1b) copy ~~our~~ grassdata from local to virtual machine:		1b) copy your grassdata from local to virtual machine:

	$ scp -r -F ssh-config /opt/grassdata grass-gis-vagrant:		$ scp -r -F ssh-config /opt/grassdata grass-gis-vagrant:

⚠️Landa at 11:15, 16 February 2016

2016-02-16T11:15:37Z

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	1a) link our grassdata from local to virtual machine:		1a) link our grassdata from local to virtual machine:

	Uncomment lines bellow in the Vagrantfile and define 'grassdata_dir' ~~to point~~ to your GRASS data directory on local machine:		Uncomment lines bellow in the Vagrantfile and define 'grassdata_dir' pointing to your GRASS data directory on local machine:

	grassdata_dir = "/opt/grassdata"		grassdata_dir = "/opt/grassdata"

⚠️Landa: /* Usage */

2016-02-16T11:14:57Z

Usage

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	1a) link our grassdata from local to virtual machine:		1a) link our grassdata from local to virtual machine:

	~~$ sshfs -F ssh-config~~ /opt/grassdata vagrant~~@grass-gis-~~vagrant~~:grassdata~~		Uncomment lines bellow in the Vagrantfile and define 'grassdata_dir' to point to your GRASS data directory on local machine:

			grassdata_dir = "/opt/grassdata"
			host.vm.synced_folder grassdata_dir, "/home/vagrant/grassdata"

			Then reload your virtual machine to reflect the synced GRASS data directory:

			$ vagrant reload

	1b) copy our grassdata from local to virtual machine:		1b) copy our grassdata from local to virtual machine: