Overrides the Debian capabilities to use local .deb files instead of apt-get to install rsync and an NFS client. This means you can proceed to the provisioning stage on a vanilla Debian box without Internet access, but you must provide the necessary .deb files.
$ vagrant plugin install vagrant-localdeb
Obtain .deb files and take note of which dependencies are required for which installation. The simplest way is to:
$ apt-get install rsync
$ ls /var/cache/apt/archives/*.deb
$ apt-get install nfs-common
$ ls /var/cache/apt/archives/*.deb
Take a copy of the files, and place them in one of the following locations:
- your vagrant project directory (alongside Vagrantfile)
- the '.vagrant' subdirectory
- a '.offline' subdirectory
Name the files rsync.n.deb and nfs.n.deb where 'n' is a number indicating the order the files should be installed (dependencies first).
Alternatively, you can place symlinks to the real files.
Voilà!
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