Running Specific Shell Scripts with vagrant provision

[msr...@gmail.com]

Hello,

I have these three Shell provisioners in my Vagrantfile. 

After 'vagrant up' the first time, I like to run just the second Shell provisioner script "script2.sh".

I can only run the provision by type "vagrant provision --provision-with shell", which run all the shell scripts.

guest.vm.provision "shell" do |sh|

      sh.path = "./script1.sh"

end

guest.vm.provision "shell" do |sh|

      sh.path = "./script2.sh"

      sh.args = "centos"

end

guest.vm.provision "shell" do |sh|

      sh.path = "./script3.sh"

end

Any ideas?

Thanks

[Jamie Jackson]

For provisioners I don't want to run more than once, I leave a "bookmark" file behind.

For what it's worth, here's some boilerplate (I ripped out of my Lucee installer):

#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -e

description="Lucee installation"

runfile_name="lucee_install"

while :

do

    case $1 in

        --provisioned-dir=*)

            provisioned_dir=${1#*=}        # Delete everything up till "="

            shift

            ;;

        # ...other option blocks

        --) # End of all options

            shift

            break

            ;;

        -*)

            echo "WARN: Unknown option (ignored): $1" >&2

            shift

            ;;

        *)  # no more options. Stop while loop

            break

            ;;

    esac

done

runfile="${provisioned_dir}/${runfile_name}"

if [ -f "${runfile}" ]; then

  echo "${description}: Already run."

  exit 0

fi

# do a bunch of stuff

touch "${runfile}" || true

I then call it with the following in my Vagrantfile:

  # Install Lucee

  config.vm.provision :shell, :path => "#{host_script_dir}/web/lucee_install.sh", :args => [

    "--provisioned-dir=#{vm_provisioned_dir}",

    "--lucee-installer-path-name=#{lucee_installer_path_name}",

    "--lucee-installer-download-url=#{lucee_installer_download_url}",

    "--lucee-password=#{password}",

    "--lucee-user=#{railo_user}"

  ]

Where:

host_script_dir = "C:/www/myproj_vagrant/scripts"

vm_provisioned_dir = "/vagrant/temp/provisioned"

Then, I've got a trigger to get rid of the bookmarks upon destroy:

  config.trigger.after :destroy, :stdout => true, :force => true do

    info "Removing provisioned directory contents: #{host_provisioned_dir}/*"

    FileUtils.rm_rf Dir.glob("#{host_provisioned_dir}/*")

  end

Where:

host_provisioned_dir = "C:/www/myproj/temp\provisioned"

Thanks,

Jamie

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[Chris Baldauf]

Alternatively, you can use the named provisioners feature as documented here: http://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/provisioning/basic_usage.html

A minimally viable example might look something like this:

# Vagrantfile

Vagrant.configure(2) do |config|

  config.vm.box = "ubuntu/trusty64"

  config.vm.provision "provisioner1", type: "shell", inline: "echo one"

  config.vm.provision "provisioner2", type: "shell", inline: "echo two"

  config.vm.provision "provisioner3", type: "shell", inline: "echo three"

end

$ vagrant up

...

==> default: Running provisioner: provisier1 (shell)...

    default: Running: inline script

==> default: one

==> default: Running provisioner: provisier2 (shell)...

    default: Running: inline script

==> default: two

==> default: Running provisioner: provisier3 (shell)...

    default: Running: inline script

==> default: three

...

$ vagrant provision --provision-with provisioner2

==> default: Running provisioner: provisioner2 (shell)...

    default: Running: inline script

==> default: stdin: is not a tty

==> default: two

-Chris

[msr...@gmail.com]

Thanks Chris,