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#Overview The VM setup by this vagrantfile and puppet provisioning config was created for a project that required PHP 5.2 and Symfony 1.1.6. I started with a Debian squeeze box provided by puphpet (Thanks puphpet!), then added an install.sh script inside the /puphpet/files/exec-once folder that handles downgrading PHP, installing symfony, and running project specific files.

##Installation

  1. Clone this repo
  2. Edit puphpet/files/exec-once/install.sh to install symfony or not.
  • If you only need PHP 5.2, you may want to comment out everything after sudo bash installphp52.sh
  1. Type vagrant up in the directory you installed this repo into.

##Tips?

###Git Submodule If you want to add this vagrant setup to an existing project, I would recommend setting it up as a submodule. However, in order to do so you will need to edit puphpet's config.yaml (/puphpet/config.yaml) from

synced_folder:
  4I266QFkRLKU:
    source: ./
    target: /var/www

to

synced_folder:
  4I266QFkRLKU:
    source: ../
    target: /var/www

After changing the source of the synced folder (your project files) to look at the parent directory, try the below commands:

git submodule add [email protected]:SgtPooki/Debian-Squeeze-PHP5.2.git vagrant
cd vagrant
vagrant up

You will probably also need to edit the aliases and apache settings in the puphpet/config.yaml file.

###Database import

You can edit the puphpet/config.yaml file to automatically import an sql file into your databases as well. Edit the sql_file option to point to the .sql file to import.

mysql:
    databases:
        dbIdentifier1:
            sql_file: