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- just start postgresql instead of restarting everything after install.
- update setup script to install required ruby version and deps if not
installed.
- seed database when running the dev:setup rake task.
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We have sqlite3 as a development dependency for some reason. Don't
really need nginx for the dev setup.
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Use FreeBSD 10.3, and a setup more similar to what we have on the
production server. Just installing basic dependensies for now.
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Run 'vagrant up' to bootstrap the environment. The first time you
do this, takes quite some time as it will download the base image,
and provision it for the dev environment.
Onse up you should be able to log in the the dev website by
pointing your web browser to localhost:4567. The first time you
will have to register a new user, and off you go.
Run 'vagrant halt' to stop the vm. Next time you restart it using
'vagrant up' it should boot a lot faster, since the provisioning is
already done.
Run 'vagrant destroy' to clean up the VM and reclaim any disk space
used by it. This will not remove the base image, only the instance
in this dev environment.
Notice: Due to a problem, the dev web server fails to start when
doing a 'vagrant up' after the initial provisioning. To overcome
this issue the following commands and you should be fine again:
vagrant ssh
sudo systemctl start rails
logout
Now wait a few seconds and the web server should respond again.
I'll try to fix this problem later.
requires vagrant and VirtualBox to work.
See http://www.vagrantup.com for instructions on how to install
vagrant for your system.
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