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Kris Byrum
32,636 PointsLaravel Instal
My strong suit is not the command prompt.
I am attempting to run vagrant up after I modified the Homestead.yaml file per the instructions of both the Laravel documents and the Laravel Treehouse lesson.
I'm getting a long list of code in the command prompt. It appears that it is not working how it should.
It does show that i have a .ssh id_rsa.
I took a screenshot of the returned code from the command prompt but since I can't load it here, I put it in a public facing dropbox.
any help would be appreciated.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qk6g5rfedgapywn/AACQKO6kM-jOz4Y6G-pEgW9na?dl=0
4 Answers
Chris Shaw
26,676 PointsHi Kris,
The error in the command prompt says you currently don't have an SSH key with the file name id_rsa in C:/Users/Kris/.ssh/, for as long as I'm on this forum I'll keep referring people to one specific thread I replied to as I've found a method on Windows for getting Vagrant working first time every time and haven't faulted it once even on a fresh and clean install of Windows.
https://teamtreehouse.com/forum/getting-ssh-for-windows-os#show-answer-778682
Kris Byrum
32,636 PointsThanks Chris.
So i went back into the Homestead.yaml file and updated my info as I did not have the absolute path in the file.
When I ran vargrant up in the cmd prmpt I got this message: The host path of the shared folder is missing: c/Users/Kris/Homestead/Projects.com/library/laravel-basics/getting-started-with-laravel/installing-laravel-homestead
So I decided to try to add a new folder to the Homestead folder and tried it again. It then timed out.
thomascawthorn
22,986 PointsDid you run vagrant provision after changing Homestead.yaml?
vagrant provision
Kris Byrum
32,636 PointsOKAY..... so I followed along with Chris' information and got the vagrant up to work all the way through.
I had to go into the BIOs and turn the VM on. It was off.
I was looking at the console log when vagrant was starting and notice this in red:
stdin: is not a tty
Do you have any idea on where I would try to fix this if is needed to be fixed?
My computer software/hardware fixing skills are limited :>
Thanks for any help
Chris Shaw
26,676 PointsThis is fine, I get the same thing but it doesn't affect homestead.