Vagrant development environment to mimic the Yahoo Small Business host for Burbank Paranormal Research and provide a consistent environment between development and production.

The web machine involves both CentOS 6.10 and PHP 5.3.29.

Ensure you get the OS disk image from the CentOS portion of the Requirements section.

Download the CentOS 6.10 x86-64 Minimal ISO and place it in the images directory.

This is the minimal installation disk image for the OS. The Vagrantfile references this for quicker provisioning.

Ensure you have the latest version of VirtualBox installed.

On a nix-based system, you can add the following aliases to your .bashrc file for ease of operation:

BPR_VAGRANT="/path/to/bpr-vagrant"
alias bpr-vagrant="cd ${BPR_VAGRANT}"
alias bpr-init="pushd ${BPR_VAGRANT} && ./add-vbox-guest-additions.sh && ./start-vms.sh && popd"
alias bpr-start="pushd ${BPR_VAGRANT} && ./start-vms.sh && popd"
alias bpr-stop="pushd ${BPR_VAGRANT} && ./stop-vms.sh && popd"
alias bpr-restart="bpr-stop && bpr-start"

Ensure you chmod +x *.sh the scripts for execution permissions.

The bpr-init alias should be executed for the first run of the machine to add the VirtualBox Guest Additions and then start the machine. Subsequent starts can simply use the bpr-start alias instead.

The start-vms.bat and stop-vms.bat scripts perform the same tasks as start-vms.sh and stop-vms.sh. They simply start and stop the machine, respectively.

Ensure you run add-vbox-guest-additions.bat prior to running start-vms.bat for the first time.