vagrant-modxbughunt

Vagrant VM (with 3 MODX installs defined) for MODX Bug Hunt 2017

IMPORTANT!

This Vagrant machine expects you to have the following Vagrant plugins installed:

1. Install a Vagrant plugin, vagrant-hostsupdater to update your /etc/hosts automatically

   vagrant plugin install vagrant-hostsupdater
   

2. Install another Vagrant plugin, vagrant-vbguest to keep the guest additions automatically up to date:

   vagrant plugin install vagrant-vbguest
   

If you are running Windows, also install vagrant-winnfsd.

Setup MODX

Checkout your fork of MODX into modx/web (and modx10/web and modx20/web if you want multiple installs)

Database connection details

Host: localhost Username: vagrant Password: testing123

Database names: modxbughunt / modxbughunt10 / modxbughunt20

All databases are populated from setup/modxbughunt.sql when the Vagrant machine is populated. So once you've installed MODX, if you dump your database to that file, when you recreate the VM it'll be present.

URLs

• http://modxbughunt.local
• http://modxbughunt10.local
• http://modxbughunt20.local