This Vagrant project is made for developers who want an easy to use LAMP stack on their computer.
It uses the Zend Community server from the zend repos. The Zend Server is an easy to use webinterface to Apache/PHP so even inexperienced users can easily view the apache logs, change php ini values and debug their code.
It's based on the precise64 box (https://files.vagrantup.com/precise64.box) and it contains the following extra software:
- zend-server-ce-php-5.3
- phpmyadmin-zend-server
- postfix
- clone the project
- edit Vagrantfile and edit the puppet.facter variables
- enter the directory and do a
vagrant up
The admin interface is on https://localhost:10081 or https://localhost:10082
The webserver can be accessed on https://localhost:8080.
The mysql port on the Vagrant instance is redirected to localhost:3306 (so you can easily use MySQL workbench or something). If you already have MySQL running on you local host machine this could give some problems.
~/Public (based on the Ubuntu desktop homedirectory layout) is mounted to the VM's /var/www.
There you can place your files so they are accessible on https://localhost:8080
phpmyadmin can be accessed on https://localhost:10081/phpmyadmin
The default mysql password is empty so you have to set in. Login via ssh: vagrant ssh and set the password:
mysqladmin -u root password mYSupAhSecretPaszW0rDQuicly changing the package mirrors (in this case from us to nl):
sudo sed '[email protected]@nl.archive.ubuntu.com@' -i /etc/apt/sources.list