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@ -120,7 +120,8 @@ In order to upgrade, just:
- To sudo in the VM, just run `sudo <command>`. The `vagrant` user belongs to the sudoers and you may `sudo` with no password asked
- The IP address `192.168.99.100` is created by VM
- The VM is also available on hostname `localhost`
- In order to access your local websites: http://localhost:8080
- In order to access your local websites: http://vagrant.vm
- You may use the wildcard: http://*.vagrant.vm
- In order to access Mailcatcher: http://localhost:1080
- In order to access to MariaDB: mysql://vagrant:vagrant@localhost:3307 from the host. Use mysql://vagrant:vagrant@localhost:3306 from the VM.
- In order to access the Mailcatcher's SMTP from the host: smtp://localhost:1025
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### Apache
#### Access
Your local environment is available from your host computer at the address: http://localhost:8080. This will launch the [projects browser](#projects-browser).
Your local environment is available from your host computer at the address: http://vagrant.vm. This will launch the [projects browser](#projects-browser).
The default document root is: `/vagrant/www`
#### Dedicated Apache virtual host
In some cases, you might need to create a dedicated virtual host to access your projects. For example: http://myproject.local:8080.
In some cases, you might need to create a dedicated virtual host to access your projects. For example: http://myproject.vagrant.vm.
For Mac and Unix systems: in order to do so, the script [create-vhost.sh](https://github.com/axeloz/vagrant-lamp/blob/master/create-vhost.sh) is provided. Make sure it is executable (`chmod +x create-vhost.sh`) and run it from the **host** (`./create-vhost.sh`). Just follow the instructions, the script will then create an entry into the `/etc/hosts` file and will add the virtual host to Apache into the `vagrant-lamp/apache/conf` folder. Finally, it will reload Apache.