Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04

IRJ

@stacksofplates said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

I just install it with apt. I haven't tried this way in a long time.

It installed via apt but its not seeing libvirt as an available provider.

IRJ

vagrant up --provider=libvirt

The provider 'libvirt' could not be found, but was requested to
back the machine 'default'. Please use a provider that exists.

Vagrant knows about the following providers: docker, virtualbox, hyperv

stacksofplates

Did you do both vagrant and libvirt-vagrant through apt?

IRJ

@stacksofplates said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

Did you do both vagrant and libvirt-vagrant through apt?

yes

stacksofplates

@IRJ said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

@stacksofplates said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

Did you do both vagrant and libvirt-vagrant through apt?

yes

Ok I'll look at my laptop when I get back.

stacksofplates

Do you have a /usr/share/vagrant-plugins/plugins.d/vagrant-libvirt.json file?

IRJ

@stacksofplates said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

Do you have a /usr/share/vagrant-plugins/plugins.d/vagrant-libvirt.json file?

Yes

{
  "vagrant-libvirt": {
    "ruby_version":"2.5.1",
    "vagrant_version":"2.0.2",
    "gem_version":"",
    "require":"",
    "sources":[]
  }
}

stacksofplates

what if you do a vagrant plugin list

IRJ

@stacksofplates said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

vagrant plugin list

No plugins installed.

stacksofplates

@IRJ said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

@stacksofplates said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

vagrant plugin list

No plugins installed.

So I'm kind of shooting in the dark. Is there a plugins directory under ~/.vagrant.d/?

If there is what happens if you delete it?

IRJ

@stacksofplates said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

@IRJ said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

@stacksofplates said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

vagrant plugin list

No plugins installed.

So I'm kind of shooting in the dark. Is there a plugins directory under ~/.vagrant.d/?

If there is what happens if you delete it?

~/.vagrant.d$ ls
boxes  data  gems  insecure_private_key  rgloader  setup_version  tmp

IRJ

So no plugins directory

IRJ

joel@systemname:~/.vagrant.d$ sudo apt install vagrant-libvirt
[sudo] password for joel: 
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree       
Reading state information... Done
vagrant-libvirt is already the newest version (0.0.45-2).
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.

stacksofplates

@IRJ said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

joel@systemname:~/.vagrant.d$ sudo apt install vagrant-libvirt
[sudo] password for joel: 
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree       
Reading state information... Done
vagrant-libvirt is already the newest version (0.0.45-2).
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.

What if you do a reinstall? apt --reinstall vagrant-libvirt?

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@IRJ said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

@stacksofplates said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

Do you have a /usr/share/vagrant-plugins/plugins.d/vagrant-libvirt.json file?

Yes
{
  "vagrant-libvirt": {
    "ruby_version":"2.5.1",
    "vagrant_version":"2.0.2",
    "gem_version":"",
    "require":"",
    "sources":[]
  }
}

Isn't 2.0.2 old as dirt? 2.2.9 is the current version.

IRJ

@Pete-S said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

@IRJ said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:
@stacksofplates said in Issues installing vagrant-libvirt plugin on Ubuntu 20.04:

Do you have a /usr/share/vagrant-plugins/plugins.d/vagrant-libvirt.json file?

Yes
{
  "vagrant-libvirt": {
    "ruby_version":"2.5.1",
    "vagrant_version":"2.0.2",
    "gem_version":"",
    "require":"",
    "sources":[]
  }
}
Isn't 2.0.2 old as dirt? 2.2.9 is the current version.