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Couldn't open file base #26

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leenpaws opened this issue May 1, 2016 · 9 comments
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Couldn't open file base #26

leenpaws opened this issue May 1, 2016 · 9 comments

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@leenpaws
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leenpaws commented May 1, 2016

vagrant doesn't come up as base file is undefined

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leenpaws commented Oct 3, 2016

it's been a while, I was a super noob at that point, so I've not only
solved the issue but moved on to using a much more complex api and virtual
environment

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Did you solve this problem ?


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leenpaws commented Oct 3, 2016

Oh man, i'm sorry, i thought you were the admin. i didnt know you were
facing the same problem. Sorry about that bro.

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Thanks ,I got the solution from another thread ,Good day


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Obadha commented Mar 29, 2017

You boys wanna share the solution? @leenpaws @kIranjohny007

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oleksandrasaskia commented May 4, 2017

Solution
You need to:

  1. cd fullstack/vagrant
  2. vagrant up

"A final option is to change to a directory with a Vagrantfile and to try again." -- Indeed, just switch to a directory with a Vagrantfile.

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twhetzel commented May 4, 2017

For issues with this repo, please post to the forums which are more closely monitored.

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twhetzel commented May 4, 2017

The Vagrantfile includes information on how to configure the virtual machine when running vagrant up so this command needs to be run in the same directory as the Vagrantfile in or to use the information to configure the virtual machine.

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guys can you plz give me the solution of this i am just a beginner trying to learn python
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Hi Redhat07,

It's really best to ask questions on the forum. However, I can tell you that you should not run vagrant init, as that creates a new Vagrant configuration file. You want to use the one that is in this repository. So run vagrant destroy to remove the VM you just created. Then change to the vagrant directory and run vagrant up. That will then read the Vagrantfile from this repository to setup you VM.

These instructions are also given above, in previous posts.

Regards,

Steve.

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Thankyou so much Steve I got the solution.. i just wanted to change my directory to /vagrant and then run the command vagrant up..

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