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$ vagrant ssh-config > ssh-config | $ vagrant ssh-config > ssh-config | ||
$ scp -r -F ssh-config /opt/grassdata/gismentors | $ scp -r -F ssh-config /opt/grassdata/gismentors grass-gis-vagrant:grassdata | ||
3) start GRASS from virtual machine | 3) start GRASS from virtual machine |
Revision as of 16:46, 7 February 2016
This page shows how to use Vagrant together with GRASS GIS. The GRASS source code contains customized Vagrantfile. This highly simplifies the vagrant usage.
Note: '$' shows commands to be entered from local machine, '#' from vagrant's virtual machine
First of all we download GRASS source code from SVN:
$ svn checkout https://svn.osgeo.org/grass/grass/trunk grass_trunk
We start new vagrant instance by:
$ 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:
$ vagrant ssh
Enjoy!
Usage
The common usage may be:
1) create 'grassdata' directory in vagrant's home directory (enter commands from virtual machine):
# mkdir grassdata && cd grassdata
2) download sample data
# wget https://grass.osgeo.org/sampledata/north_carolina/nc_spm_08_grass7.tar.gz # tar xzf nc_spm_08_grass7.tar.gz
Note: you can also copy your local data to the virtual machine by 'scp' command (enter commands from your local machine):
$ vagrant ssh-config > ssh-config $ scp -r -F ssh-config /opt/grassdata/gismentors grass-gis-vagrant:grassdata
3) start GRASS from virtual machine
# grass71
To halt running virtual machine type:
vagrant halt