A Dnsmasq Vagrant plugin that manages the dnsmasq.conf file and /etc/resolver directory on your host system.
Easily install dnsmasq with brew under Mac OS:
brew install dnsmasq
vagrant plugin install vagrant-dnsmasq
in your Vagrantfile
# set domain ending (required)
# adding this line enables dnsmasq handling
config.dnsmasq.domain = '.dev'
# optional configuration ...
# this plugin runs 'hostname -I' on the guest machine to obtain
# the guest ip address. you can overwrite this behaviour.
# config.dnsmasq.ip = '192.168.59.100'
# config.dnsmasq.ip = proc do |guest_machine|
# guest_machine.communicate.sudo("command to obtain ip somehow") do |type, data|
# # return something like '192.168.59.100' or ['192.168.59.100', '192.168.59.103']
# end
# end
# this will prompt you during 'vagrant up' to choose an IP
# config.dnsmasq.ip = ['192.168.59.100', '192.168.59.103']
# overwrite default location for /etc/resolver directory
# config.dnsmasq.resolver = '/etc/resolver'
# 'vagrant destroy' does not delete /etc/resolver nameserver file, defaults to false
# config.dnsmasq.keep_resolver_on_destroy = true
# overwrite default location for /etc/dnsmasq.conf
brew_prefix = `brew --prefix`.strip
config.dnsmasq.dnsmasqconf = brew_prefix + '/etc/dnsmasq.conf'
# command for reloading dnsmasq after config changes
config.dnsmasq.reload_command = 'sudo launchctl unload /Library/LaunchDaemons/homebrew.mxcl.dnsmasq.plist; sudo launchctl load /Library/LaunchDaemons/homebrew.mxcl.dnsmasq.plist'
# disable dnsmasq handling
# config.dnsmasq.disable = truevagrant plugin uninstall vagrant-dnsmasq
Verify /etc/resolver and $(brew --prefix)/etc/dnsmasq.conf.
/etc/resolver approach
- vagrant-dns (using rubydns)
/etc/hosts approach
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