This is a vagrant plugin which installs an Ohai2 plugin providing network information to Chef. In particular, the ipaddress is set to the private network defined in vagrant, if one is present.
This is a fork of Avishai Ish-Shalom.
vagrant plugin install vagrant-ohai2
The plugin will automatically activate when using the :chef_solo, :chef_zero, :chef_apply, :chef_client or :shell provisioners. If you want to disable it, put config.ohai2.enable = false in your Vagrantfile.
If you wish to use a primary nic which is not a private network, e.g. when using a bridge, set the primary_nic option:
config.ohai2.primary_nic = "eth1"
To activate custom plugin support put config.ohai2.plugins_dir = <full_path_to_plugins_dir> in your Vagrantfile
config.ohai2.plugins_dir = "/var/ohai2/custom_plugins"
This plugin works with Vagrant 1.2.3 and above.
It has only been tested on VirtualBox but should also work with other Vagrant providers.
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