Symfony 1 Askeet

Vagrant set up to be used with the Symfony 1 Askeet tutorial.

#Vagrant

Prerequisites: Install Virtual Box and Vagrant

• Virtual Box. Tested with 4.3.18
• Vagrant. Tested with 1.6.5 and 1.7.4

Setup

1. Add this entry to your hosts file (sudo vi /etc/hosts;): 127.0.0.1 askeet.local

2. Clone this git repo to your local computer

    $ git clone git@github.com:SmellyFish/symfony1-askeet.git pardot-askeet
   

3. cd into the cloned repo directory

    $ cd pardot-askeet
   

4. Bring the Vagrant box up

    $ vagrant up --provider virtualbox
   

5. Log in to the guest machine

    $ vagrant ssh
   

6. sudo vi /usr/share/pear/data/symfony/config/php.yml

7. remove the magic_quotes_runtime directive

8. remove the magic_quotes_gpc directive

9. remove the register_globals directive

10. sudo vi /usr/share/pear/symfony/cache/sfFileCache.class.php - comment out set_magic_quotes_runtime(0); on line 484

11. sudo vi /usr/share/pear/symfony/symfony.php - change ob_start(sfConfig::get('sf_compressed') ? 'ob_gzhandler' : ''); to ob_start(sfConfig::get('sf_compressed') ? 'ob_gzhandler' : null); on line 132 (changed empty string to null there at the end)

12. Navigate to the root of the askeet project

     $ cd /var/www/askeet
    

13. Begin the askeet tutorial starting with initializing the Symfony project ( Symfony has already been installed for you)

Notes

• The project is accessible by browser at http://askeet.local:8080/index.php
• The server is provisioned with Symfony 1.0.22
• Host machine - the actual computer you're using. This machine is used to run Git commands, Vagrant commands, boot up the guest machine, etc.
• Guest machine - the virtual server spun up by the host machine via Vagrant. To SSH into this box, run $ vagrant ssh from the pardot-askeet directory on the host machine.
• Root password is root
• MySQL credentials are root, root
• Does this work with VMware? No idea, haven't tried.
• Does this work on Windows? No idea, haven't tried.
• Apache error log is located at /var/log/httpd/master_error.log

Features

Puppet

We use Puppet for provisioning; here's our main manifest file.

Vagrant

Vagrantfile describes the type of machine required for the project and is located here.