Can I make apache init run after shared folder is mounted?
Ubuntu 16.04 running on a vagrant virtual machine on a Windows 8.1 host.
My xdebug.ini file is symlinked to a directory that's shared with the host machine.
(This is so I can create new machines and have xdebug.ini set up how I want, and and edits I make to it are always available on the Windows host - I don't have to worry about backing up configurations from the VM)
It seems like the directory is mounted after apache has been started during boot. So I always have to restart apache to load xdebug.
Can I make it so that apache starts after the shared directory is mounted? Or automatically restart apache after startup, so I don't have to do it manually?
mount apache2 bootloader boot-order
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Ubuntu 16.04 running on a vagrant virtual machine on a Windows 8.1 host.
My xdebug.ini file is symlinked to a directory that's shared with the host machine.
(This is so I can create new machines and have xdebug.ini set up how I want, and and edits I make to it are always available on the Windows host - I don't have to worry about backing up configurations from the VM)
It seems like the directory is mounted after apache has been started during boot. So I always have to restart apache to load xdebug.
Can I make it so that apache starts after the shared directory is mounted? Or automatically restart apache after startup, so I don't have to do it manually?
mount apache2 bootloader boot-order
asked Mar 1 at 20:45
Buttle ButkusButtle Butkus
1216
add a comment |
Ubuntu 16.04 running on a vagrant virtual machine on a Windows 8.1 host.
My xdebug.ini file is symlinked to a directory that's shared with the host machine.
(This is so I can create new machines and have xdebug.ini set up how I want, and and edits I make to it are always available on the Windows host - I don't have to worry about backing up configurations from the VM)
It seems like the directory is mounted after apache has been started during boot. So I always have to restart apache to load xdebug.
Can I make it so that apache starts after the shared directory is mounted? Or automatically restart apache after startup, so I don't have to do it manually?
mount apache2 bootloader boot-order
asked Mar 1 at 20:45
Buttle ButkusButtle Butkus
1216
Ubuntu 16.04 running on a vagrant virtual machine on a Windows 8.1 host.
My xdebug.ini file is symlinked to a directory that's shared with the host machine.
(This is so I can create new machines and have xdebug.ini set up how I want, and and edits I make to it are always available on the Windows host - I don't have to worry about backing up configurations from the VM)
It seems like the directory is mounted after apache has been started during boot. So I always have to restart apache to load xdebug.
Can I make it so that apache starts after the shared directory is mounted? Or automatically restart apache after startup, so I don't have to do it manually?
mount apache2 bootloader boot-order
mount apache2 bootloader boot-order
asked Mar 1 at 20:45
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Ok, so I figured out an answer. I'm not super familiar with manipulating the linux boot sequence and even though this is a vagrant machine, I didn't want to break it.
So I found a vagrant solution for my problem.
I just added this bash script, startup.sh, to the virtual machine in a directory shared with the host:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
service apache2 restart
Then I modified my Vagrantfile to add the following line:
config.vm.provision :shell, path: "startup.sh", run: "always"
So, now my VM restarts Apache after boot, and everything works as I wanted it to.
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Ok, so I figured out an answer. I'm not super familiar with manipulating the linux boot sequence and even though this is a vagrant machine, I didn't want to break it.
So I found a vagrant solution for my problem.
I just added this bash script, startup.sh, to the virtual machine in a directory shared with the host:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
service apache2 restart
Then I modified my Vagrantfile to add the following line:
config.vm.provision :shell, path: "startup.sh", run: "always"
So, now my VM restarts Apache after boot, and everything works as I wanted it to.
answered Mar 4 at 20:50
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Ok, so I figured out an answer. I'm not super familiar with manipulating the linux boot sequence and even though this is a vagrant machine, I didn't want to break it.
So I found a vagrant solution for my problem.
I just added this bash script, startup.sh, to the virtual machine in a directory shared with the host:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
service apache2 restart
Then I modified my Vagrantfile to add the following line:
config.vm.provision :shell, path: "startup.sh", run: "always"
So, now my VM restarts Apache after boot, and everything works as I wanted it to.
answered Mar 4 at 20:50
Buttle ButkusButtle Butkus
1216
add a comment |
Ok, so I figured out an answer. I'm not super familiar with manipulating the linux boot sequence and even though this is a vagrant machine, I didn't want to break it.
So I found a vagrant solution for my problem.
I just added this bash script, startup.sh, to the virtual machine in a directory shared with the host:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
service apache2 restart
Then I modified my Vagrantfile to add the following line:
config.vm.provision :shell, path: "startup.sh", run: "always"
So, now my VM restarts Apache after boot, and everything works as I wanted it to.
answered Mar 4 at 20:50
Buttle ButkusButtle Butkus
1216
Ok, so I figured out an answer. I'm not super familiar with manipulating the linux boot sequence and even though this is a vagrant machine, I didn't want to break it.
So I found a vagrant solution for my problem.
I just added this bash script, startup.sh, to the virtual machine in a directory shared with the host:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
service apache2 restart
Then I modified my Vagrantfile to add the following line:
config.vm.provision :shell, path: "startup.sh", run: "always"
So, now my VM restarts Apache after boot, and everything works as I wanted it to.
answered Mar 4 at 20:50
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answered Mar 4 at 20:50
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