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VAGRANT CONFIG SSH SHELL INSTALL

Look for the Path variable in the System variables list, select it then Edit.Īt the end of the string, add the path to Git's bin (something like "C:\Program Files\Git\bin") (don't forget to add a semicolon first to separate it from the previous path):.

Display the Advanced tab and click on Environment Variables.

Click on System, then on the Change Settings button.

You will have to do manually what the installation of Git could have done for you, but fortunately it is quite trivial:

VAGRANT CONFIG SSH SHELL INSTALL

You could always remove it and install it again, but there is another way. Try to vagrant ssh your VM again, this time it should do it (you might need to open a new terminal for the update to take effect, tho). All you would need to do is uninstall Git, or update the PATH variable removing the incriminated part. If you are still a bit worried tho, be reassured: none of this is irreversible. Personally, it never caused me any trouble. Basically it will override some of the commands and add a few others. Now I know the message in red looks quite scary, but honestly, unless you are a hardcore user of the Windows console, there is not much to worry about. You want to select "Use Git and optional Unix tools from the Windows Command Prompt". The key is when the "Adjusting your PATH environment" screen pops up: Let's install Git, then (considering it is not already the case). vagrant / machines / default / virtualbox / private_keyįine. 1 Port : 2222 Username : vagrant Private key : C : / path / to / project /. Or use your favorite SSH client with the following authentication information shown below : Host : 127. Is an SSH client installed ? Try installing Cygwin, MinGW or Git, all of witch contain an SSH client. `ssh` executable not found in any directories in the % PATH % variable.