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README improvements #70

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I removed the 'reload' reference in the sync section because it is not implemented for the aws provider.

I also added notes on how to get around the tty issue for Amazon Linux AMIs. I realize this is image specific, but as this provider does not work out of the box with the stock/default AMIs that are most common to AWS this seems like it would be helpful information for those getting started.

…ed and added notes on how to get this working with Amazon Linux AMIs.
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pidah commented May 9, 2013

The sudo tty workaround in the pull request worked sometimes and failed other times. I have also tried passing similar user_data scripts in the past to the Amazon Linux AMI's with varying results, don't know why.

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I have seen some oddities on this front too - almost like the cloud init data hasn't finished executing or something like that. Not sure if there is a way to sleep or some way of issuing a callback to vagrant to trigger init of the provisioning process.

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pidah commented May 9, 2013

perhaps some race condition..not sure...I have resigned to using custom ami's or ubuntu images which seem to just work

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PR #85 implements the disable tty for amazon linux.
The problem is, these are super specific settings.

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I will close this and move possible fixes to a wiki page. Our README is already gigantic.

@tralamazza tralamazza closed this Sep 21, 2013
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