If you get errors from vagrant up, instead install the most recent versions of VirtualBox and Vagrant.

If you're running recent Debian or Ubuntu, try sudo apt-get install virtualbox vagrant to install the packages for VirtualBox and Vagrant.

You can try installing the versions of VirtualBox and Vagrant that your Linux distribution provides.

one saying 'No wiki found.' by running vagrant destroy vagrant up which will rebuild the virtual machine without repeating the most time-consuming parts of the installation process.

Sometimes you can fix broken installations (e.g.

If your issues are not answered here, IRC is a good option, specifically the #wikimedia-tech connect channel. The account running Vagrant will probably need the 'Create Symbolic Links' permission (the easy way to achieve that is running as administrator). setup.bat, which does not work in the Linux bash shell. Run vagrant.exe config -required instead of. If you are using the WSL Linux-compatible shell on Windows: run commands with vagrant.exe instead of vagrant.

It may take an hour or more before the first vagrant up completes. The virtual machine that MediaWiki-Vagrant creates makes it easy to learn about, modify, and improve MediaWiki's code: useful debugging information is displayed by default, and various developer tools are set up specifically for inspecting and interacting with MediaWiki code, including a powerful debugger and an interactive interpreter.īest of all, because the configuration is automated and contained in a virtual environment, mistakes are easy to undo. Since the configuration is geared towards easy development rather than security, MediaWiki-Vagrant is not recommended for publicly accessible wikis. It consists of a set of configuration scripts for Vagrant and VirtualBox that automate the creation of a virtual machine that runs MediaWiki.

MediaWiki-Vagrant is a portable MediaWiki development environment.

Visual overview of vagrant MediaWiki Vagrant logo Bryan Davis explains in an interview at Wikimania what MediaWiki Vagrant is TechTalk on MediaWiki-Vagrant by Bryan Davis and Dan Duvall Slides from TechTalk on MediaWiki-Vagrant by Bryan Davis and Dan Duvall

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