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Feature: dns_resolution
Landrush should make a virtual machine's IP address DNS-resolvable.
Scenario Outline: booting a box
Given a file named "Vagrantfile" with:
"""
Vagrant.configure('2') do |config|
config.vm.box = '<box>'
config.vm.hostname = 'my-host.landrush-acceptance-test'
config.vm.network :private_network, ip: '10.10.10.123'
config.vm.synced_folder '.', '/vagrant', disabled: true
config.landrush.enabled = true
config.landrush.tld = 'landrush-acceptance-test'
end
"""
When I successfully run `bundle exec vagrant up --provider <provider>`
Then the hostname "my-host.landrush-acceptance-test" should resolve to "10.10.10.123" on the internal DNS server
And the hostname "my-host.landrush-acceptance-test" should resolve to "10.10.10.123" on the host
And the hostname "my-host.landrush-acceptance-test" should resolve to "10.10.10.123" on the guest
When I successfully run `bundle exec vagrant landrush set my-static-host.landrush-acceptance-test 42.42.42.42`
Then the hostname "my-static-host.landrush-acceptance-test" should resolve to "42.42.42.42" on the internal DNS server
And the hostname "my-static-host.landrush-acceptance-test" should resolve to "42.42.42.42" on the host
And the hostname "my-static-host.landrush-acceptance-test" should resolve to "42.42.42.42" on the guest
When I successfully run `bundle exec vagrant landrush set my-static-cname-host.landrush-acceptance-test my-static-host.landrush-acceptance-test`
Then the hostname "my-static-cname-host.landrush-acceptance-test" should resolve to "42.42.42.42" on the internal DNS server
And the hostname "my-static-cname-host.landrush-acceptance-test" should resolve to "42.42.42.42" on the host
Examples:
| box | provider |
| debian/jessie64 | virtualbox |
#| ubuntu/wily64 | virtualbox |
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