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@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Install the plugin following the typical Vagrant 1.1 procedure:
Usage
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To update the `/etc/hosts` file on each active machine, run the following
To update the `hosts` file on each active machine, run the following
command:
$ vagrant hostmanager
@ -24,14 +24,14 @@ command:
The plugin hooks into the `vagrant up` and `vagrant destroy` commands
automatically.
When a machine enters or exits the running state , all active
machines with the same provider will have their `/etc/hosts` file updated
machines with the same provider will have their `hosts` file updated
accordingly. Set the `hostmanager.enabled` attribute to `true` in the
Vagrantfile to activate this behavior.
To update the host's `/etc/hosts` file, set the `hostmanager.manage_host`
To update the host's `hosts` file, set the `hostmanager.manage_host`
attribute to `true`.
To update the guests' `/etc/hosts` file, set the `hostmanager.manage_guest`
To update the guests' `hosts` file, set the `hostmanager.manage_guest`
attribute to `true`.
A machine's IP address is defined by either the static IP for a private
@ -90,14 +90,14 @@ config.vm.provision :hostmanager
Custom IP resolver
------------------
You can customize way, how host manager resolves IP address
for each machine. This might be handy in case of aws provider,
where host name is stored in ssh_info hash of each machine.
This causes generation of invalid /etc/hosts file.
You can customize how vagrant-hostmanager resolves IP address
for each machine. This might be handy in the case of the AWS provider,
where the host name is stored in the ssh_info hash of each machine.
This causes a generation of an invalid `hosts` file.
Custom IP resolver gives you oportunity to calculate IP address
for each machine by yourself, giving You also access to the machine that is
updating /etc/hosts. For example:
A custom IP resolver gives you the oportunity to calculate IP address
for each machine by yourself, giving you access to the machine that is
updating `hosts`. For example:
```ruby
config.hostmanager.ip_resolver = proc do |vm, resolving_vm|