WIP: Vagrant with provision #2
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this pattern could be more restrictive, there is only one dispatcher file that needs to be accessible by php-fpm
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right :D copy paste, thx for eagle eyes
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out of curiosity: why the become on role level? Most of the time I have mixed permission requirements per role for the different tasks, therefore always set this on a task level, blindly executing everything with root sounds a bit risky to me
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This is my way for it. Set it to the roles not global. But i think this could be cleaned up for this special box
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since when is this called httpd in Debian/Ubuntu? sure this is not supposed to be apache
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jipp, it could removed in this ubuntu version. Got problems with older boxes
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| - name: start and enable nginx service. |
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is this really needed? apt automatically starts the service normally or is this purely for the case that apache had previously blocked the port when nginx was installed? in that case, removing apache before nginx would suffice also without this additional step
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Its to get shure that nginx will be restarted when adding my configuration for it, after copy processes I restart it
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is this the recommended way of installing yarn right now? I thought their apt repo would be the better choice?
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Jay :D its not the best way, i´ll have a look for it
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isn't bionic's default node version already 8?
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I think its better to set the Version because of further updates
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My defaults for projects ;) could remove it, if not needed
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Is this really necessary? I thought python was installed by default in Debian and Ubuntu for ages, might be mistaken though.
Not a vagrant expert, might be stupid question: ansible is available automatically or is it executed by the host system and needs to be installed there?
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I got problems with provisioning without this pre-installation
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