We have started seeing occasional shutdown failures on openSUSE Tumbleweed with
Virtualbox inside a qemu virtual machine, where `shutdown -h now` would return
nil. While the machine is successfully turned off, the command fails and vagrant
reports an error.
This commit changes the shutdown command to launch in the background which
also triggers a shutdown, but always succeeds.
When scrubbing box urls of access token parameters, only return
the processed URL if the access token was removed. If it was not
removed, return the original URL string. This prevents issues with
local file URLs being parsed and replaced with invalid paths.
Fixes: #12340#12350#12320
Ansible has switched dependency between version 3.4.0 (ansible-base) and 4.0.0 (ansible-core), which now outputs new version scheme of "ansible [core 2.11.0]" instead of "ansible 2.10.9".
This fix keeps old and new version detection working.
This adds a check to the `#wait_for_reboot` method on the linux
guest reboot capability to determine if the a reboot is still
in process. This prevents the reboot process from being initiated
and the `#ready?` check on the guest being called before the
system shutdown process has shutdown the communicator process.
Replace the `VAGRANT_ALLOW_PARAM_AUTH_TOKEN` environment variable
with `VAGRANT_SERVER_ACCESS_TOKEN_BY_URL` and update the behavior
when the environment variable is set to add the access token as
a query parameter and disable the addition of the authentication
header.
Fixes#12080
When uploading box file, check if the size is greater than
5GB. If the size is larger and the direct to storage option
is enabled, disable the option due to current 5GB restriction
on direct uploads.
Some client setup locations where not using the custom helper
method for the vagrant server URL value so they have been
updated. The api path is also appended if it is not set for
custom server URLs
This sets the `authenticate_box_url` hook as deprecated and also
disables the cloud auth middleware from adding an access token
as a URL parameter by default. An environment variable has been
added which can be used for re-enabling the access token URL
parameter behavior if required for some legacy system which does
not support the authorization header.
