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@ -122,9 +122,9 @@ Your local environment is available from your host computer at the address: http
In some cases, you might need to create a dedicated virtual host to access your project. For example: http://myproject.local:8080.
**For Mac and Unix systems:** In order to do so, a script `create-vhost.sh` is provided to the root of the repository. Make sure it is executable (`chmod +x create-vhost.sh`) and run it (`./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.
For Mac and Unix systems: in order to do so, a script `create-vhost.sh` is provided to the root of the repository. Make sure it is executable (`chmod +x create-vhost.sh`) and run it (`./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.
**In any case:** You may also do it manually by creating the Apache virtual host configuration file into the `vagrant-lamp/apache/conf`. Attention: the file must be named with a `.conf` suffix.
In any case: you may also do it manually by creating the Apache virtual host configuration file into the `vagrant-lamp/apache/conf`. Attention: the file must be named with a `.conf` suffix.
You must also add manually an entry into the `hosts` file.
Finally you must reload Apache on the VM machine using `service apache2 reload`.
@ -132,17 +132,24 @@ Finally you must reload Apache on the VM machine using `service apache2 reload`.
You may also access the http://localhost:8080/mail.php page. This is a test form allowing you to test the Mailcatcher application.
#### Log files
The Apache log files are located into the `vagrant-lamp/apache/logs` folder.
### MariaDB (MySQL)
#### Database user
The root user for MariaDB is:
- login: vagrant
- password: vagrant
#### Data location
As usual, the MariaDB data are located on the host computer into the `vagrant-lamp/mysql/data` folder.
#### MariaDB logs
The MariaDB log files are located into the `vagrant-lamp/mysql/logs`
### Gulp