This repository will get you quickly up and running with the following:

• PHP5
• MySQL
• Laravel

Instructions:

• Install VirtualBox
• Install Vagrant
• Clone the repository
• Copy .env.example to .env
• Run the command vagrant up
• Rename test.conf to the subdomain you want, ending with .conf
• Change the lines following # CHANGE THIS LINE # in: test.conf, privileged.sh, unprivileged.sh, Vagrantfile to the same subdomain as your .conf
• Add <subdomain>.localhost.com to your host file with the ip 127.0.0.1
• Access your site at <subdomain>.localhost.com:8080

You will need to modify the file, provisioners/privileged.sh to use your own desired password for the MySQL server.

You will want to update .env with the password above, as well as with the default database that you setup. I recommend using MySQL Workbench as your DBMS.

MySql Workbench settings for the server are as follows: Connection Method: Standard TCP/IP over SSH SSH Hostname: 192.168.33.10:22 (from config.vm.network in Vagrantfile)

SSH Username: vagrant

SSH Keyfile: /path/to/project/.vagrant/machines/default/virtualbox/private_key

MySQL Hostname: 127.0.0.1

MySQL Server Port: 3306

Username: root

Password: not_safe_password (or whatever you changed it to)

Note: Testing the database connection may fail the first time. Try again.

This repository is dependent on....

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