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<h1>Download Your Customized Archive</h1>
<p>Your server is ready to be spun up!</p>
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Download your custom server config!
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<p><a href="{{ path('puphpet.main.generate_config') }}"
id="yaml-config">Or see your custom YAML config file here</a></p>
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<h3>Great! Now what?</h3>
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<li>Extract the downloaded zip file</li>
<li>Open a terminal window and go to the extracted folder</li>
<li>Run <code>$ vagrant up</code> and go grab a coffee</li>
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<h3>Read the instructions!</h3>
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After you run <code>$ vagrant up</code> you'll get a list of instructions. Please read them
if you have any questions or problems! They will answer most of the frequently asked questions.
If you open an
<a href="https://github.com/puphpet/puphpet/issues" target="_blank">issue on the github page</a>,
<strong>MAKE SURE TO PASTE YOUR <code>config.yaml</code> CONTENTS</strong>! I cannot help
if I do not have this information! In fact, I will ignore your ticket until you add it!
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<h3>Follow on Twitter</h3>
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New features are added <strong>all the time</strong>. The best way to keep up to date
is to <a href="https://twitter.com/puphpet" target="">follow @puphpet</a>!
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<h3>The config file</h3>
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Everything in your VM is controlled via the <code>puphpet/config.yaml</code> file. Here,
you can choose which packages you want installed and change the settings for many things.
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If you change anything, you can have it take effect within your virtual machine by running
<code>$ vagrant provision</code>. If you make changes before you actually spin up your vm,
the changes will be applied on your first <code>$ vagrant up</code>.
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<h3>Custom config file</h3>
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You can create a custom config file at <code>puphpet/config-custom.yaml</code> to override
anything that you have defined in <code>puphpet/config.yaml</code>. This file is ignored by
Git by default. Simply copy the structure from <code>config.yaml</code> and replace the
values you want. You can also create completely new keys to define functionality not present
in PuPHPet by default!
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