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Vagrant: command not found after installation on Mac OSX 10.10.4

Downloaded Vagrant and went through the installation process. When I ran the tramp -v, he said that the tramp: the command was not found. He placed the files in / opt / vagrant / ...

It must be installed in the Applications folder with a link to / usr / bin so that it is added to the shell path. There is no catalog during this process. I'm afraid I can't even start with this. Obviously, IT professionals do not create all the shortcuts needed to execute commands.

I was looking for support on this issue and reported an error.

I also accepted the xcode license agreement.

Anyone else had this problem. The next step is to manually create the shortcuts.

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If you look at the removal of the script, including in the Vagrant DMG, this applies to / usr / local / bin, which does not exist. It should be error handling (Vagrant pkg installer) and create it (permissions / ownership, etc.), but it is not.

You need mkdir / usr / local / bin. I tried to use the symbolic link between / usr / bin / vagrant (since / usr / bin exists in the path) for / opt / vagrant / bin / vagrant, but this does not work, as later in life, Vagrant refers to the hard mod on / usr / local / bin / vagrant because its stupid.

$ sudo mkdir /usr/local/bin

If you understand this, this should be done with proper ownership, etc. Now just restart the Vagrant pkg installer.

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Make sure Virtual Box installation is installed on Mac before installing Vagrant. After installing the virtual box and trying to reinstall the tramp, the "stray command not found" is resolved.

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I raised an error using https://github.com/mitchellh/vagrant/issues/6034 The problem is that I didn’t have the / usr / local directory at all.

This is a problem with the apple. After I created the catalogs as you described, I was able to install stray vitrul boaxes and laravel.

Here is what I did.

sudo mkdir / usr / local

Then bin.

cd / usr / local sudo mkdir bin

I uninstalled Vagrant, reinstalled and when I ran vagrant -v, I got the version.

cd / usr / local / bin Ls sudo chmod 755 tramp

Thanks for your reply.

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Strange, on 1.8.5 I could not start Vagrant either, noticed that / usr / local / bin was owned by root. Ran Team

 # chown -R User:Group /usr/local/bin

as root and works with my username now.

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