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Juan Correa
3,451 PointsLaravel Problem: * The host path of the shared folder is missing: ~/Code How can I fix this?
Laravel Problem:
- The host path of the shared folder is missing: ~/Code
How can I fix this?
6 Answers
Shane Meikle
13,188 PointsIf this is the section you are referring to:
folders:
- map: ~/Code
to: /home/vagrant/Code
then the - map: ~/Code part needs to be changed to the path of where you are housing your project files on your local machine. So, for example, mine looks like:
folders:
- map: D:\wamp\www\Sites\Cantr\cantrtools
to: /home/vagrant/Code
Juan Correa
3,451 PointsMy homestead.yaml file looks like this:
folders:
- map: /Users/juanestebancorrea/Homestead/Projects
to: /home/vagrant/Sites
but I keep getting the same error.
Shane Meikle
13,188 PointsWhat OS are you using for your host machine?
And is there a ~/Code directory listed anywhere else in the yaml file?
Juan Correa
3,451 PointsMacOs, no ~/Code directory is not listed on the yaml file
Shane Meikle
13,188 PointsThat is odd then. The yaml file was saved after making the changes to the path? (only want to eliminate obvious things first).
Juan Correa
3,451 PointsYes Shane, it was saved.
Juan Correa
3,451 PointsThank you Shane, I fix the problem. I deleted the homestead.yaml file, then I ran the bash init.sh command, and the vagrant up line worked!
Shane Meikle
13,188 PointsGlad to hear it. You will be happy to hear that this was probably the hardest part of the whole process.
Juan Correa
3,451 PointsI hope so. Thanks again!