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Networking in SUSE works almost exactly like redhat. The only difference is the location of the networking scripts. This has been verified as working on SLES11sp1, but requires a previously configured eth1 interface (as with redhat) I have also verified that I can still bring up a localnet on rhel 4,5
85 lines
3.0 KiB
Ruby
85 lines
3.0 KiB
Ruby
require 'vagrant/systems/linux/error'
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require 'vagrant/systems/linux/config'
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module Vagrant
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module Systems
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class Linux < Base
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def distro_dispatch
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vm.ssh.execute do |ssh|
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if ssh.test?("cat /etc/debian_version")
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return :debian if ssh.test?("cat /proc/version | grep 'Debian'")
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return :ubuntu if ssh.test?("cat /proc/version | grep 'Ubuntu'")
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end
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return :gentoo if ssh.test?("cat /etc/gentoo-release")
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return :redhat if ssh.test?("cat /etc/redhat-release")
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return :suse if ssh.test?("cat /etc/SuSE-release")
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end
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# Can't detect the distro, assume vanilla linux
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nil
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end
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def halt
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vm.env.ui.info I18n.t("vagrant.systems.linux.attempting_halt")
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vm.ssh.execute do |ssh|
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ssh.exec!("sudo halt")
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end
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# Wait until the VM's state is actually powered off. If this doesn't
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# occur within a reasonable amount of time (15 seconds by default),
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# then simply return and allow Vagrant to kill the machine.
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count = 0
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while vm.vm.state != :powered_off
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count += 1
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return if count >= vm.env.config.linux.halt_timeout
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sleep vm.env.config.linux.halt_check_interval
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end
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end
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def mount_shared_folder(ssh, name, guestpath)
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ssh.exec!("sudo mkdir -p #{guestpath}")
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mount_folder(ssh, name, guestpath)
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ssh.exec!("sudo chown #{vm.env.config.ssh.username} #{guestpath}")
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end
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def mount_nfs(ip, folders)
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# TODO: Maybe check for nfs support on the guest, since its often
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# not installed by default
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folders.each do |name, opts|
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vm.ssh.execute do |ssh|
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ssh.exec!("sudo mkdir -p #{opts[:guestpath]}")
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ssh.exec!("sudo mount #{ip}:'#{opts[:hostpath]}' #{opts[:guestpath]}", :_error_class => LinuxError, :_key => :mount_nfs_fail)
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end
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end
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end
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#-------------------------------------------------------------------
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# "Private" methods which assist above methods
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#-------------------------------------------------------------------
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def mount_folder(ssh, name, guestpath, sleeptime=5)
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# Determine the permission string to attach to the mount command
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perms = []
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perms << "uid=`id -u #{vm.env.config.vm.shared_folder_uid}`"
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perms << "gid=`id -g #{vm.env.config.vm.shared_folder_gid}`"
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perms = " -o #{perms.join(",")}" if !perms.empty?
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attempts = 0
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while true
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result = ssh.exec!("sudo mount -t vboxsf#{perms} #{name} #{guestpath}") do |ch, type, data|
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# net/ssh returns the value in ch[:result] (based on looking at source)
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ch[:result] = !!(type == :stderr && data =~ /No such device/i)
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end
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break unless result
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attempts += 1
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raise LinuxError, :mount_fail if attempts >= 10
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sleep sleeptime
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end
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end
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end
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end
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end
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