*** WORK IN PROGRESS ***

This early prototype roughs-in the configuration of a virtual machine
to run whimsy services.
workbench.

Step 1: download and install Oracle VirtualBox

  https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

Step 2: download and install Vagrant

  http://www.vagrantup.com/downloads.html

Step 3: configure the virtual machine

  Setup the network bridge your vagrant instance should use:

    http://docs-v1.vagrantup.com/v1/docs/bridged_networking.html

Step 4: start the virtual machine

  Making sure that you are in this directory as your working directory, enter:

    USER=<user> vagrant up

  Change <user> to your ASF id.  You can leave this part out entirely if your ASF
  id matches your current user id.
  On Windows, try the following:
  set USER=<user> & vagrant up

  Messages will scroll by.  Somewhere near the fourth from the last you will
  see a message like:

    Whimsy is available at http://192.168.1.165/whimsy

  Note the URL.

Step 5a: (for use of the secretary workbench) check out foundation and documents

  In the same working directory, enter:

    vagrant ssh
    cd /var/tools/secretary
    svn co https://svn.apache.org/repos/private/foundation --username=<yourid>
    svn co https://svn.apache.org/repos/private/documents --username=<yourid>
    exit

  Notes:

    a) vagrant ssh will also provide the whimsy URL for you.  This can be
       handy if you forgot it
    b) svn co will prompt you for your password, and ask you if you want to
       save it as plain text.  Doing so is likely necessary, but does mean
       that you will need to protect your machine from being accessed by
       others.

Step 5b: (to use tools such as invoice or committee/committer roster):

  vagrant ssh
  bin/checkout-svn
  bin/get-cert
  bin/ldap-tunnel

  These will prompt you for things like your ASF password.
  
  If you forgot to define USER= before creating the VM, or you need to change the username
  to be used for logging in to the ASF systems, define the following variable:
  
  AVAILID=<user>;export AVAILID
  
  before running the above commands.
  
  You will also need to edit /etc/apache2/sites-available/default
  and change the line RequestHeader set USER "<previous>"

Step 6:

  Visit the URL, and click on the service you wish to use 

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Todo:

1) Complete checkouts of foundation and documents are cumbersome, and will
   be destroyed if you ever decide to destroy the virtual machine.  Should you
   happen to have a checkout of documents and foundation on your machine, 
   this vagrant script will attempt to 'mount' the directory on /mnt/svn.
   With this in place, an alternative version of step 4a is:

      vagrant ssh
      cd /var/tools/secretary
      ln -s /mnt/svn/foundation
      ln -s /mnt/svn/documents
      cd foundation
      svn update
      exit

   Note: if the autodetection of the checkout for the foundation directory
   on your host machine isn't working, you can control the directory being
   mounted by setting the SVN_ROOT environment variable.