Attempt to find the lxc-version command using sudo if not in default PATH (Fixes #195)

[vStone]

Fixes #185

[fgrehm]

So this patch fixes the issue for you?

[fgrehm]

Ideally we should make this less error prone and change it to look into known paths, but if this works for you I'm happy to merge it ;)

[vStone]

This works for me and seems like a reasonable solution :) most commands are (or should?) be executed using sudo or the wrapper anyhow.

[fgrehm]

Cool, I'll try to give it a go and release a new version later on tonight :) thanks for the PR!

[fgrehm]

@vStone This is coming in now but I'll do a small change to make things simpler and will /cc you on the commit. Thanks for the patch :-)

[mccrodp]

Hi, I've tried to follow instructions https://github.com/ricardoamaro/drupal-lxc-vagrant-docker

sudo vagrant plugin install vagrant-lxc
Installing the 'vagrant-lxc' plugin. This can take a few minutes...
Installed the plugin 'vagrant-lxc (0.8.0)'!

sudo vagrant up --provider=lxc
The lxc package does not seem to be installed or is not accessible on the PATH.

sudo which lxc-version

• This also outputs nothing

I am unsure in layman's terms what to do here, I have the master version from github. What should be on my path, i.e. - on Mac OS.

Thank you.

[fgrehm]

I am unsure in layman's terms what to do here, I have the master version from github. What should be on my path, i.e. - on Mac OS.

@mccrodp vagrant-lxc is not supported on Mac!

[mccrodp]

Ahh ok. I will use for dev/stage/prod envs and not local dev. Thank you @fgrehm.

[theodorosploumis]

I came here from a similar error on a Vagrant project and I realized I forgot to install lxc!
I am on Ubuntu 14.10.

sudo apt-get install lxc