I had a Vagrant box with meaningful data from a long running test, but my host system lost power. Once power was restored to my host, I didn't want to `vagrant up` again to loose my configuration and data of Pulp inside the vagrant environment. To fix this I:
# destroyed the virbr0 interface sudo ifconfig virbr0 down sudo brctl delbr virbr0 # Started the vagrant network for libvirt sudo virsh net-start vagrant-libvirt # Manually powered on the VM using `virt-manager` # Was able to ssh in and get my data out The thing preventing Pulp from running in my environment was the ~/devel/ directory was not NFS mounted. I'm not sure what manual commands I could use in that situation without running the playbook that would resolve this.
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