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I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 with vboxheadless 4.2.10 and vagrant 1.2.7 to provision instances on a server.

When I run vagrant up I get the following errors:

err: /Stage[main]//File[/var/www/example.drupal.dev]/owner: change from 110 to vagrant failed: Failed to set owner to '1000': Operation not permitted - /var/www/example.drupal.dev
err: /Stage[main]//File[/var/www/example.drupal.dev]/group: change from 119 to vagrant failed: Failed to set group to '1000': Operation not permitted - /var/www/example.drupal.dev

Here is the offending puppet conf:

file { "/var/www/example.drupal.dev":
  ensure => "directory",
  owner => "vagrant",
  group => "vagrant"
}

It's mounting through NFS.

The rest of the box provisions fine but this is causing issues when I run my tests. I don't see these issues on OSX or Windows but see it on Ubuntu 12.04. This post (Vagrant OS X host nfs share permissions error - Failed to set owner to '1000') references no_root_squash but you can't apply that because the exports are regenerated on box reload.

I'm unsure how to fix this so would appreciate any help.

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    What kind of filesystem is `/var/www/example.drupal.dev` on? What happens when you manually try to change the ownership using `chown`? If this is coming from NFS, then why aren't you changing things on the NFS server? – Zoredache Sep 12 '13 at 16:26
  • It's an NFS link between ext4 and ext4 on the guest box. – digital Sep 12 '13 at 16:38
  • Same exact issue. Did you have any luck? – Jimmy Kane Nov 08 '13 at 18:29

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You must set no_root_squash flag to allow ownership change. See answers here: Vagrant OS X host nfs share permissions error - Failed to set owner to '1000'

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